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National Julia Day – March 30, 2025

National Julia Day is observed every year on March 30. The day inspires you to delve further into the origins of your name. Julia is a typically feminine given name. It is the feminine Latin form of the names ‘Julio’ and ‘Julius.’ Julia is a Latin name for a girl, and the meaning of Julia is ‘youthful’ or ‘supreme god.’ The given name Julia was popular in ancient times but fell out of favor during the Middle Ages and was only restored during the Italian Renaissance. It was only in the 1700s that it became popular in the English-speaking world. It is now widely utilized all around the world.

History of National Julia Day

Julia is a feminine form of the male name Julian, derived from the Latin ‘Julianus.’ It is either from the Greek ‘ioulos,’ which means ‘downy-bearded,’ or from the Latin ‘Iupiter’ or ‘dyeus,’ which means ‘sky’ and ‘pater,’ which means ‘father.’ Julia also means ‘youthful,’ which comes from the Latin word ‘iuvenale.’

This ancient Roman name was frequently given to ladies born into the Julius family, as in Caesarea. Julia is the feminine form of the old Roman family name Julius, which comes from the god, Jupiter, in Roman mythology. He ruled over the heavens and the light, and he was in charge of the Roman state’s defense and laws.

Julia is a classic baby girl’s name that rose to prominence in the 1700s. Julia, a rare diamond throughout the Middle Ages, was revived during the Italian Renaissance. Most English-speaking countries now use the name, including the United States, where it remains continuously popular.

Julia is spelled Juliette in French and Giulia in Italian. Nonetheless, today’s current versions include the whimsical Julianna, the unisex Julian, and the trendier Jules. Julia is a biblical name found in Romans 16:15, and she is the woman to whom Paul addressed greetings.

Julia is a name extremely well-liked in Belgium, Spain, Germany, Norway, Belgium, France, the Netherlands, and Sweden. Some of the famous bearers are the famous actress Julia Roberts and the writer Julia Child.

National Julia Day timeline

1900
The Lowest Rank

Julia drops to its lowest ever ranking of 142.

2001
Julia’s Popularity Peaks

The name, Julia, enters its most popular year peaking at number 27.

1912
Julia Child is Born

Julia Child is born in Pasadena, California, as the oldest of three children.

1987
Crime Story

Julia Roberts receives her first major role in an episode of the hit television series "Crime Story."

1998
Election to the Federal Parliament

After the federal election, Julia Gillard is elected to the seat of Lalor (Victoria).

National Julia Day FAQs

What is the nickname for Julia?

Julie is a popular nickname for Julia, which can imply “young, soft-haired, lovely, or vivacious.” Other options include Yulie or Juliette.

What do people think of Julias?

When others hear your name, they think of you as a family person, a decent provider, and a protector. Others may have faith in you and your judgment. Even though you are well-dressed, you are more concerned with pricing and durability than with appearance.

What are some of Julia Roberts' most famous movies?

“Mona Lisa Smile,” “Wonder,” “Prostitutes and lies,” “My Best Friend’s Wedding,” “Eat, Pray, Love,” “Closer,” “Pretty Woman,” “Erin Brockovich,” “Mystic Pizza.”

National Julia Day Activities

  1. Discover the origins of your name

    Gain a deeper understanding of your name by using Google or talking to your parents. Look a little deeper and consider why your parents or family gave you the name.

  2. Share the significance on social media

    When you fully understand the meaning of your name, it's time to spill the beans on your social media platforms. Prepare the ideal post with a photo that reflects the significance of your name, and then share it with the hashtag #nationaljuliaDay.

  3. Take pride in your name

    The name of a person is given as a result of love and compassion. This is the perfect day to embrace that affection and be proud of your name.

5 Interesting Facts About Julias

  1. Highest-paid

    Julia Roberts is still among the highest-paid actresses in Hollywood.

  2. The first female chef

    Julia Child was the first woman to be admitted into the Culinary Institute of America's Hall of Fame.

  3. Australia's first prime minister

    As acting prime minister, Julia Gillard became the first woman in Australian history to hold the position.

  4. The world's most beautiful woman

    Julia Roberts has been crowned “People Magazine's” "Most Beautiful Woman" five times.

  5. Citizen of the Year

    In addition to the C.I.A. award, Julia Child earned top civilian honors from both her nation and the country she called her second home.

Why We Love National Julia Day

  1. You learn the origin of your name

    Names, especially their roots and culture, are an important aspect of your legacy. Use Julia Day to learn why and how your parents chose that name for you.

  2. It assists us in making decisions

    The meaning of our names might act as a guidepost for future life decisions. Although it does not have the final say, it can undoubtedly influence you to make decisions that reflect the essence of your name.

  3. Understanding your identity

    It's only a name, but it has the potential to be so much more. Giving yourself a new name can be a form of self-expression that allows you to explore different aspects of your personality.

National Julia Day dates

Year Date Day
2025 March 30 Sunday
2026 March 30 Monday
2027 March 30 Tuesday
2028 March 30 Thursday
2029 March 30 Friday