Julia is one of the most classic baby girl names, one that has a wide range of appealing variations around the world. Many of the most familiar international variations of Julia have become popular names in their own right, such as the French Juliette and Spanish Juliana. Julia still remains the most common form of the name, although it is experiencing a decline in popularity.
 
Along with Juliette and Juliana, other international variations of Julia in the US Top 1000 include Julianna, Juliet, Julieta, Julie, Julissa, and Giuliana. Attractive international options worth exploring include Giulia — a top choice in Italy — Ioulia, Uliana, and Xiana.
 
Julia derivative Julie was once more popular than the original. It now feels like a mom — or even grandma! — name; a far cry from its meaning of "youthful." French variation Juli is fresher.
 
An international variation of Julia can be a creative and stylish way to honor a Julia, Julie, or Julian in your life or an option for finding uncommon names with historical roots. Take a look at our Julia variants from around the world, below.

International Variations of Julia

A cute and energetic nickname form of Julia used in Poland and Lithuania, also as a stand-alone.

Julita

Julina

One of many Slavic twists on Julia; other variants include Julija, Yulinka and Yulka.

Iulija

This extra exciting Juliana variant originated in the Galicia region of Spain.

Xuliana

Julinka

Ioulia

Youlia

Yulya

Julianita

Iuliya

Ioula

International multi-cultural variations and versions of Julia, with origins and popularity (Page 3)

International Variations of Julia

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