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Julie is an international feminine name with Latin origins, derived from the name Julius, which has deep roots in ancient Roman culture. The name comes from the noble Julian family (Gens Julia) in ancient Rome, one of the most distinguished and ancient families in the Roman Empire. The original meaning of the name is connected to the Greco-Roman god Jupiter, though some scholars argue it relates to the Latin word "iuvenis," meaning "young" or "youthful." In Israel, the name Julie began spreading particularly from the 20th century, as many families sought international names that would be easy to pronounce in both Hebrew and other languages, while maintaining a sweet and pleasant sound. The name Julie carries associations of gentleness, femininity, and grace. The soft sound of the name, beginning with the unique "J" sound and ending with the elongated "ee" sound, creates a sense of lightness and elegance. In Western culture, the name Julie gained enormous popularity during the 20th century, especially in the 1960s and 1970s, becoming one of the most common names in Europe and the United States. In Israel, the name represents a bridge between Hebrew tradition and global culture, often chosen by families who want a name that can easily integrate into international settings. The name also carries romantic associations, particularly due to the iconic character of Juliet from Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet," which became a symbol of young love and passion. In modern Israeli society, Julie is perceived as a cosmopolitan and sophisticated name, conveying openness to the world and different cultures. Women bearing the name Julie are often described as having a sociable personality, natural charm, and the ability to adapt to diverse social situations. The name conveys a sense of vitality and joie de vivre, while maintaining a gentle and feminine character. In recent years, the name has maintained its status as a popular choice among Israeli parents seeking a name that combines Israeli identity with international accessibility, suitable for the global era in which we live. Julie is a name that succeeds in preserving its uniqueness while adapting to a wide range of cultural and linguistic contexts.

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Julie | Julia | Juliet | Giulia

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In Kabbalah, the name Julie carries an energy of connection between different worlds and harmony. The letter 'J' (corresponding to Gimel in Hebrew) represents acts of kindness and giving, while the soft sound of the name conveys an energy of grace and compassion. The name expresses balance between internal and external forces, symbolizing the ability to bridge between different sefirot in the Tree of Life.

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Julie Andrews - British actress and singer, Academy Award winner | Julia Roberts - Famous American actress | Juliette Binoche - Award-winning French actress | Julie Delpy - French-American actress and director | Julie Christie - British actress and Oscar winner

יוליה | יולי | ג'וליה | יוליאנה | ליאן | אלי | נילי

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