List of Variants
- Džūlija, Jūlija (Latvian)
- Gill (English)
- Gillian (English)
- Giulia (Italian)
- Giuliana (Italian)
- Giulietta (Italian)
- Ίουλα, Íoula (Greek)
- Ιουλία, Ioulía (Greek)
- Iúile (Irish)
- Iulia (Bulgarian), (Hawaiian), (Romanian)
- Iuliana (Romanian)
- Jill (English)
- Jillian (English)
- Jillie (English)
- Jilly (English)
- Julia (English)
- Jools (English)
- Jovita (Spanish)
- Jules (English)
- Juli (Hungarian)
- Júlia (Hungarian), (Portuguese), (Slovak), (Catalan)
- Júlía (Icelandic)
- Juliana (Dutch), (English), (German), (Portuguese), (Spanish)
- Juliane (French), (German)
- Julianna (English), (Hungarian), (Polish)
- Julianne (English)
- Julie (English), (French), (Czech)
- Julienne (French)
- Julienna (French)
- Juliet (English)
- Julieta (Spanish), (Portuguese)
- Julietta (Spanish)
- Juliette (French)
- Julija (Croatian), (Lithuanian), (Slovene)
- Jūlija (Latvian)
- Julijana (Slovene)
- Julinka (Hungarian)
- Juliska (Hungarian)
- Julcia/Julka/Julia (Polish)
- Julitta (Dutch)
- Juulia (Estonian)
- Uliana (Ульяна) (Russian)
- Ulyana (Ukrainian)
- Xhulia (Albanian)
- Xhuliana (Albanian)
- Yulia (Юля) (Russian), (Ukrainian)
- Yuliana (Bulgarian), (Russian)
- Yuliya (Bulgarian), (Russian)
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