Julia
/ˈʤuljə/
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Julia, of Latin origin, derives from 'Iulius', meaning 'soft-haired' or 'youthful'. It is a classic and elegant name, often associated with grace and timeless beauty. Popular in English-speaking countries, Julia has been borne by historical figures and literary characters, enhancing its cultural significance.
Julia Volkova
Musician, t.A.T.u.'s butchy brunette
Julia Gardiner Tyler
First Lady, Second wife of US President John Tyler
Julia Sweeney
Comic, Androgyne Pat on Saturday Night Live
Julia Stiles
Actor, 10 Things I Hate About You
Julia A. Stewart
Business, CEO of IHOP
Julia Sawalha
Actor, Saffron on Absolutely Fabulous
Julia Roberts
Actor, Pretty Woman
Julia Ormond
Actor, Sabrina
Julia B. North
Business, VSI Enterprises, Inc.
Julia Morgan
Architect, Designed Hearst Castle
Julia Migenes
Singer, Operatic soprano
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Comic, Elaine on Seinfeld
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