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Julie is an international feminine name that came to Hebrew from French, representing a modern, feminine version of the Latin name Julius. The name originates from the ancient Roman family name 'Julius', with roots in classical Roman culture. The name is connected to the famous Julian family from which Julius Caesar emerged, one of the greatest leaders in ancient history. The original meaning of the name derives from the Greco-Roman god Jupiter, signifying 'youthful', 'fresh', or 'belonging to Jupiter'. In French culture, the name Julie developed as an independent and particularly popular form starting from the 18th century, becoming a symbol of grace, refinement, and nobility. In Israel, the name Julie became known especially from the mid-20th century, as part of the wave of international names that penetrated Israeli culture. Many Israeli parents chose this name for its sweet, elegant, and universal sound, allowing their daughter to integrate easily into the global world while maintaining a distinct identity. The name carries an atmosphere of delicacy, culture, and aesthetic sensitivity. In modern Israeli society, Julie is perceived as a refined and sophisticated name, conveying warmth and accessibility alongside an international character. The soft sound of the name, with its unique 'zh' sound and the ending 'i', creates a pleasant harmony for the Hebrew ear. Women bearing the name Julie are often perceived as having a sociable, sensitive, and open personality. The name conveys a sense of human warmth, creativity, and the ability to connect with people from diverse cultures. In the modern world, Julie is a name that projects cosmopolitanism, education, and openness to the world, while maintaining delicate femininity and natural charm. The name is particularly suitable for families seeking a name that will allow their daughter to feel comfortable both in Israel and abroad, a name that will be easy to pronounce in different languages and carry a rich cultural heritage. Julie is a name that bridges the classical past with the modern present, connecting European tradition with contemporary Israeli life.

ז'וּלִי

Julie | Julia | Juliet

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In Kabbalah, the name Julie carries an energy of connection between heaven and earth, between the spiritual and material. The soft and flowing sound of the name represents the flow of divine light through the sefirot, especially the sefirah of Tiferet which balances between Chesed and Gevurah.

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Julie Andrews - Famous British actress and singer, Oscar winner | Julie Delpy - French-American actress and filmmaker | Julie Gayet - Israeli singer | Juliette Binoche - French Oscar-winning actress | Julie Bowen - American actress from 'Modern Family'

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