Hispanic Baby Names: Family Context, Language, and U.S. Usage Starting With J, Page 2
| Name | Meaning | Gender | Recorded origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Juanita | Gift From God | Female | Hebrew |
| Juanito | Spanish Form Of John Gracious Gift From God | Male | Spanish |
| Judith | Praised | Female | Hebrew |
| Julia | Youthful | Female | French |
| Julian | Youth | Male | Spanish |
| Juliana | Name Of A Poem | Female | Anglo |
| Juliano | Jove's Child. | Male | Spanish |
| Julieta | Variant Of Julia. Jove's Child. | Female | Spanish |
| Julina | Jove's Child. A Feminine Of Julian. | Female | Spanish |
| Julio | Youth | Male | Spanish |
| Justino | Form Of Justus Just: Upright: Righteous. | Male | Spanish |
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