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Juliette

JOO-lee-ET · Little Julia

2025 rank (girls)
#110
Babies named in 2025
2,460
Peak popularity
2025
2025 frequency
1 in 653 girls
Usually for
Girls
Trend
Rising since 1989

Rising since 1989, #110 for girls today.

Popularity of Juliette since 1881

Babies named Juliette per year in U.S. Social Security records.

8201.6k2.5k192019602000Most births 2025Girls
Data table (by decade)
DecadeGirls
1880s75
1890s177
1900s318
1910s1,176
1920s1,488
1930s982
1940s961
1950s1,047
1960s1,193
1970s1,186
1980s1,107
1990s2,145
2000s4,692
2010s12,947
2020s11,487

Meaning & origin

Juliette has been in consistent use in the United States since 1881, with a noticeable resurgence beginning in 1989. The name reached its peak popularity in 2025, ranking 110th, and is currently given to approximately 1 in every 653 newborn girls. It is particularly favored in states like Rhode Island, New Mexico, and Delaware. The name's enduring appeal owes much to its romantic literary associations and its delicate, feminine sound, making it a popular choice among parents seeking a classic yet distinctive name. Its rising trajectory over the past three decades reflects a broader trend toward vintage-inspired names with European flair.

Juliette is the French diminutive of Julie, itself from the Latin Julia, a feminine form of Julius, a Roman family name thought to derive from Iulus, the legendary ancestor of the Julian clan. The name was popularized in English-speaking countries through Shakespeare's tragic heroine in "Romeo and Juliet" (c. 1595), though he used the Italian form Giulietta. It has been used in France since the Middle Ages and became especially common in the 19th century.

Where Juliette is most popular

Births per 100,000 girls by state. Press play or drag the slider to watch it move across the decades. The lightest shade means too few recorded births.

2020s
Fewermore per 100k girlstoo few births

Juliette” around the world

Where Juliette lands in the latest official birth statistics abroad, matched to the U.S. spelling.

  • France

    #27

    in 2024

  • Ireland

    15

    babies in 2025

  • Quebec

    #7

    in 2025

Sources: INSEE (France) · CSO Ireland (Ireland) · Retraite Québec (Quebec).

Nicknames & variants

Nicknames: Julie, Jules, Etta, Juju

Variants: Juliet, Giulietta, Julietta

Sibling names for Juliette

Names that share Juliette's style, for a brother or sister.

Sisters: Sophie, Camille, Margot, Eloise, Celeste, Angelique, Arielle, Colette, Gabrielle, Haven, Josephine, Marianne, Simone, Valentina, Vivienne, Amelie, Annabella, Antoinette, Cecile, Celestine, Celine, Claudine, Corinne, Evangeline, Georgette, Gisele, Giselle, Lisette, Lizette, Martine, Mirabelle, Nicholette, Nicolette, Sabine, Violette, Adriene, Alethia, Angelene, Arabelle, Arianne, Arlett, Augustina, Charlette, Christianne, Clarisse, Coralee, Coralie, Corrinne, Cosette, Cozette, Eliette, Elliette, Emaline, Emmanuelle, Jenevieve, Jennine, Laurette, Lianne, Lillianne, Linette, Lizzette, Madelene, Magali, Maribelle, Marielle, Melaine, Odette, Roxane, Seraphina, Veronique, Vivianne, Adeleine, Adrielle, Amorette, Anelise, Anetta, Angelin, Angelise, Angenette, Annaclaire, Annalea, Arienne, Beronica, Camile, Cecille, Charlise, Chrisette, Clairissa, Clarrissa, Corynne, Davette, Elianah, Eliane, Ellamarie, Ellise, Emanuelle, Ezmeralda, Gabryelle, Genavieve, Genieve, Gissele, Jacqulin, Jennavieve, Jolette, Justyne, Karmella, Kolette, Lissett, Lizett, Lizzet, Lysette, Madeliene, Madelina, Magdalyn, Mariane, Maryetta, Natallie, Natally, Nathalee, Nicollette, Olivette, Paulett, Princella, Robinette, Romayne, Seraphine, Vallerie, Victorine, Viviane, Abbiegail, Adahlia, Adelise, Adilenne, Adraine, Alixandra, Amarilys, Angelice, Anjelique, Annaleigha, Annalese, Annalis, Annalisse, Anntoinette, Axelle, Bellamie, Bellarose, Camielle, Caresse, Carmelle, Charmine, Cimone, Elianne, Evalise, Evangelene, Evolette, Gabrelle, Galileah, Geneieve, Geneveive, Gyselle, Jackline, Jacquelynne, Junette, Karolyne, Laurianne, Lilieth, Lissete, Lizzett, Lucette, Lyzette, Maelys, Magdalynn, Marcelline, Margueritte, Melisse, Noelie, Richetta, Rosalena, Roselyne, Samuella, Saraphina, Semone, Yanette, Amanie, Anelisse, Annaelle, Carmeline, Evangaline, Isabele, Simmone, Adamarie, Adriena, Alette, Amilliana, Analisse, Analysse, Andrienne, Angeligue, Angelyse, Annalyce, Arelie, Arrabella, Austina, Bennette, Desarie, Emilene, Emmelina, Esmarie, Evangelyne, Evelette, Genavie, Gwenette, Hillarie, Jacquette, Jenaveve, Jewelianna, Kattaleia, Laurielle, Lianette, Lizzete, Madelline, Marguerette, Mariaalice, Marionette, Mayline, Nataline, Nickolette, Nicolet, Noellie, Novelle, Octavie, Roselynne, Susane, Victoire, Vyctoria

Brothers: Olivier, Theodore, Sebastian, Julian, Gabriel, Antoine, Adrien, Armand, Garrick, Jacques, Jules, Marcell, Marice, Abriel, Laurent, Romaine, Sebastien, Antoin, Christien, Fabien, Fabrice, Germain, Luciel, Matthieu, Maxime, Maximillion, Octave, Romain, Sevastian, Thierry, Zacharie, Bastien, Gilles, Jourdain, Marcellous, Maximilien, Timothee, Gaetan, Jarreau, Jerritt, Marsel

Names like Juliette

Names whose popularity has moved with Juliette's over the last 50 years.

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Questions parents ask

What does the name Juliette mean?
Juliette means "little Julia," derived from the Latin Julia, which is a feminine form of Julius.
How popular is the name Juliette?
In 2025, Juliette ranked 110th in the U.S., with about 1 in every 653 newborn girls given the name.
Is Juliette a boy or girl name?
Juliette is almost exclusively used as a feminine name.