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Latin
Youthful
Latin
youthful
Arabic
Youthful
Arabic
youthful
Arabic
youthful
Latin
youthful
French
Youthful
Indigenous
Joyful spirit
Germanic
Youthful
Spanish
youthful, downy
Latin
to celebrate
Spanish
youthful; youthful one
Spanish
Youthful
Germanic
youthful, bright
Spanish
Of July
Latin
youthful
Latin
Youthful
Latin
youthful
Latin
Youthful
Latin
youthful; downy
Spanish
Modern variant of Julie
Latin
youthful
Slavic
Youthful
Latin
Youthful
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
youthful; downy
Arabic
Beautiful
Spanish
youthful
Latin
youthful; downy
English
A sweet drink; derived from the French word.
Latin
youthful; downy
Spanish
Youthful
English
Diminutive of Julia or Julian.
Latin
Youthful
French
youthful
Latin
youthful
Latin
Youthful
Spanish
youthful; downy
Latin
youthful
Latin
youthful
Hebrew
youthful
Latin
youthful
French
Youthful
Latin
No established meaning
Arabic
Sword of the Prophet
Arabic
Sword of Ali
Persian
Bringer of joy
Persian
born in July
English
Feminine form of the Roman family name Julius. Among the notable women from this family were Julia Augusta (also known as Livia Drusilla), the wife of
Latin
youthful; downy
Latin
Youthful
Latin
youthful
English
From the Roman name Iulianus, which was derived from Julius. This was the name of the last pagan Roman emperor, Julian the Apostate (4th century). It
English
Feminine form of Iulianus (see Julian). This was the name of a 4th-century saint and martyr from Nicomedia, and also of the Blessed Juliana of Norwich
Latin
Youthful or downy
Spanish
Youthful
Spanish
youthful
Spanish
Youthful, downy
Hebrew
Youthful
Latin
Youthful
Latin
Youthful
Latin
youthful
Latin
Youthful
Latin
youthful
Spanish
Youthful
Spanish
Youthful
English
youthful; downy
English
Feminine form of Iulianus (see Julian). It can also be considered a combination of Julia and Anna.
English
Feminine form of Iulianus (see Julian). It can also be considered a combination of Julie and Anne 1.
Latin
Youthful
Latin
Youthful
Latin
Youthful
Latin
Youthful
Latin
youthful, downy
Latin
Youthful
Latin
Youthful
English
Youthful and daring
Latin
Youthful
Latin
Youthful
Hebrew
youthful promise
English
French, Danish, Norwegian and Czech form of Julia. It has spread to many other regions as well. It has been common in the English-speaking world since
Latin
Youthful
Latin
youthful, downy
Latin
youthful, downy
Latin
Youthful
French
youthful
Latin
youthful; downy
Latin
youthful
Latin
youthful, downy
Latin
Youthful
Various
Latin
Youthful
Latin
Youthful
English
Anglicized form of Giulietta or Juliette. This spelling was used for the ill-fated lover of Romeo in the play Romeo and Juliet (1596) by William Shake
Various
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Youthful
Latin
Youthful
Spanish
Little Julia
Latin
Youthful
English
Little Julia, a variation of Juliet
English
Youthful; youthful one.
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Youthful
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youthful
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Youthful
Latin
youthful
Latin
Youthful
Japanese
Youthful
Latin
Young
Latin
Youthful
Latin
youthful
Latin
youthful
Portuguese
July-born
Latin
Youthful
Spanish
Youthful
English
Youthful
Spanish
Youthful
Spanish
Youthful
Spanish
Youthful
Spanish
Young warrior
Latin
youthful; downy
Spanish
Youthful
Greek
Youthful
Latin
Youthful
Spanish
Youthful and gracious
Latin
Youthful
Latin
youthful, downy
Latin
Youthful
Latin
youthful, downy
Latin
youthful; downy
Latin
youthful
Latin
Youthful
Spanish
youthful
English
From a Roman family name that was possibly derived from Greek αΌ΄ΞΏΟ Ξ»ΞΏΟ (ioulos) meaning "downy-bearded". Alternatively, it could be related to the name
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downy-bearded
Latin
Youthful
Latin
Youthful
Latin
youthful
French
Youth
Slavic
Youthful
Latin
youthful
French
Youthful
Latin
Youthful
English
Youthful, downy
Latin
Youthful
Latin
Youthful
Latin
Youthful
Latin
Young
Latin
Youthful
Spanish
Youthful
Latin
Youthful
French
Youthful
English
Youthful
Latin
Youthful
Spanish
Youthful
English
Youthful
English
Youthful
Spanish
Youthful
Old English
youthful
Spanish
Youthful
Latin
youthful
Latin
youthful; downy
Indian
Unknown
African
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
Latin
youthful, downy
Spanish
youthful; downy
English
From the name of the month, which was originally named for Julius Caesar.
Latin
Youthful
English
Medieval variant of Julian.
Latin
Youthful
French
Youthful
Latin
youthful
Latin
Youthful
Latin
Youthful
Spanish
Youthful
Latin
youthful summer
English
Youthful
Spanish
July
English
Youthful
Latin
youthful; downy
Latin
youthful; downy
English
Unknown
African
Born on Friday
Arabic
gathering
Arabic
Friday
Arabic
Born in Jumada
Arabic
Born on Friday
Arabic
Day of gathering
Chinese
Unknown
Arabic
gift; blessing
African
Born during summer
Arabic
Gem
Arabic
Silver pearl
African
gift of God
Arabic
a gift; blessing
Southeast Asian
Unknown
Arabic
One who is blessed
Southeast Asian
Unknown
African
Unknown
Arabic
Friday
English
mix; confusion
African
Large, great
Caribbean
Spirit or ghost
Japanese
Joyful
African
Unknown
Arabic
Unity
Southeast Asian
Gift
Southeast Asian
Unknown
Arabic
Beautiful
Arabic
Divine gift
Chinese
Unknown
Arabic
beautiful; lovely
Arabic
My beauty
Arabic
Friday
Indian
Good character
English
Sweet
English
Modern variant of 'Jimmy'
African
Together
African
Everyone loves the child
African
Unknown
Old English
to leap
Indian
Joyful
Various
Spanish
Youthful
English
Youthful
Arabic
Generosity
Arabic
Brave
Southeast Asian
Born in June
Korean
to be calm
Arabic
gift; blessing
Arabic
Young man
Arabic
Young warrior
Arabic
Young warrior
Arabic
Flower
Arabic
Gift from God
Germanic
ruler's gift
English
Combination of summer and lake
Latin
young; youthful
Hebrew
Gift of God
Arabic
Young
Arabic
Little warrior
Arabic
One who is guided
Chinese
Talented
Chinese
handsome city
English
Modern variant
African
Strong
Chinese
Unknown
Arabic
Warrior
Germanic
Brave warrior
Old Norse
Young warrior
English
From the name of the month, which was originally derived from the name of the Roman goddess Juno. It has been used as a given name since the 19th cent
English
Name of a beetle, associated with summer
Arabic
Gift of God
English
Young
Spanish
gift of June
English
Youthful
Latin
young; youthful
English
Young
Latin
Young
English
Young
Latin
young; youthful
Latin
born in June
Southeast Asian
Young
French
young; youthful
English
young; youthful
French
young
French
young, youthful
Chinese
Gathering wind
Korean
Forever
Korean
talented and wise
Korean
young; youthful
Korean
middle of the week
Spanish
Jungle or forest
English
Wild forest
Korean
young, youthful
Korean
talented person
Chinese
Talented
Latin
Younger
Korean
June's second child
Chinese
Handsome, great
Chinese
Talented
Chinese
Talented and intelligent
Latin
young; youthful
Latin
youthful
Japanese
pure, second son
Arabic
Young and beautiful
Latin
young; youthful
Spanish
Young
English
Youthful
Japanese
spring sun
Latin
young, youthful
Latin
younger
Latin
Youthful, June
Spanish
Young
Latin
young, youthful
Spanish
June
Caribbean
Young
English
From a nickname that was originally used for a boy who had the same name as his father.
Spanish
little junior
Spanish
Son
Latin
young, junior
Latin
young, youthful
Latin
younger
English
From the English word for the type of tree, derived ultimately from Latin iuniperus.
French
Unique or one of a kind
Latin
young, youthful
Spanish
Little June
Spanish
Little John
Spanish
Gift of the moon
Slavic
young
Latin
Youthful
Latin
youthful
Latin
young
Arabic
young
Japanese
Pure
Chinese
Talented
Korean
pure
Japanese
spring
Chinese
handsome
Japanese
Pure child
Korean
handsome
Chinese
handsome, beautiful
Chinese
Talented
Chinese
Talented
Chinese
Dragon of the army
English
Born in July
Southeast Asian
June
Southeast Asian
young warrior
Chinese
Talented and intelligent
Chinese
Talented
English
Young
English
Young
English
Younger
English
Younger
Latin
young, youthful
English
Queen of the heavens; protectress
French
Young
Latin
Young
Chinese
talented, outstanding
Spanish
Place of junipers
Germanic
young ruler
Southeast Asian
Youthful
Hebrew
God is gracious
Korean
young, youthful
Chinese
Talented
Southeast Asian
young; youthful
Chinese
Talented or skilled
Korean
young, youthful
Spanish
Meeting
Spanish
Neighborhood association
Chinese
Community gathering
Spanish
together, joined
Indigenous
To be born
Chinese
To gather together
Spanish
Together
Japanese
June
Chinese
Talented
Chinese
Talented and cultured
Various
Chinese
Talented and intelligent
Chinese
Talented
Chinese
Talented
Latin
young
Chinese
Talented
Chinese
Talented and prosperous
Chinese
Talented
Korean
handsome, prosperous
Chinese
Talented
Chinese
Talented and outstanding
Southeast Asian
spring; youth
Latin
just
Hebrew
God will add
Latin
Unknown
Latin
Supreme deity
Latin
King of Roman gods; largest planet
Celtic
Mountain
TaΓno
Storm, hurricane
Spanish
Sworn
Latin
lord, master
Arabic
Unknown
Arabic
Strong
Celtic
from the Jura
Native American
healer
Slavic
Farmer or earthworker
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
Eastern European
Goddess of the sea
Slavic
strong
Spanish
farmer
Latin
Unknown meaning
Spanish
Unknown
Eastern European
Earth worker
Germanic
Farmer
Germanic
Farmer
Greek
Farmer
Eastern European
Farmer
Latin
farmer
Spanish
Unknown
Japanese
Earth worker
Hebrew
Youthful
Latin
Youthful
Arabic
To be praised
Latin
legal
Germanic
Farmer
Hebrew
God is my light
Old English
Farmer
Slavic
Farmer
Slavic
Farmer
Slavic
Farmer
Slavic
Young
Arabic
Gift from God
Latin
Unknown
Latin
Law
Slavic
Farmer
Latin
lawgiver
Latin
Earth
English
Unknown
Eastern European
Dune
Southeast Asian
Place of the dragon
Germanic
Earth worker
African
To speak
Latin
judge; law
Latin
law; justice
Hebrew
God is gracious
Portuguese
Flower of the sun
African
Unknown
Hebrew
God will add
Southeast Asian
Joyful
Hebrew
God will add
Spanish
God will add
Hebrew
God will add
Hebrew
God will add
Southeast Asian
to be alive; life
Indian
light; brightness
Hebrew
God is salvation
French
just, fair
Arabic
just man
English
Fairness
Spanish
just Mary
Persian
jasmine flower
Latin
just
Sanskrit
light, brightness
Arabic
Goodness
Southeast Asian
Unknown
Southeast Asian
Bringer of peace
Old Norse
just, fair
Portuguese
Blooming
Arabic
God increases
Arabic
He will add
Spanish
God will add
Latin
just, righteous
Latin
just, fair
English
Just
Latin
Just
Italian
Just wine
Spanish
Just, fair
French
calm; peaceful
French
just, fair
Latin
just, fair
English
Just
English
Just
Latin
just; fair
English
From an occupational surname meaning "judge, officer of justice" in Old French. This name can also be given in direct reference to the English word ju
Latin
Justice, righteousness
Latin
to make right
Latin
Just
Spanish
Just
English
From the Latin name Iustinus, which was derived from Justus. This was the name of several early saints including Justin Martyr, a Christian philosophe
English
From Latin Iustina, the feminine form of Iustinus (see Justin). This name was borne by several early saints and martyrs.
Latin
Just, fair
Latin
Just
English
French form of Iustina (see Justina). This is the name of the heroine in the novel Justine (1791) by the Marquis de Sade.
English
Just; variant of Saint Justin
Latin
just, righteous
Spanish
Just
English
Fairness
Latin
just call me
Germanic
just calm
English
Just lord
Latin
just, fair
English
Just; righteous
Latin
just; fair
English
Just, fair, or righteous
Latin
Just
Slavic
Just
Spanish
God is salvation
Misprint
Possible typo
Slavic
To grow
Indian
Unknown
Southeast Asian
Wealthy
Sanskrit
life, existence
Native American
place of water
Spanish
Modern variant of Juan
Scandinavian
Youthful
Latin
youthful
Latin
youthful
French
Youthful
Latin
youthful
Italian
Youthful
Latin
youthful