Meaning and history
Julie is the French, Danish, Norwegian, and Czech form of Julia and has also spread to many other regions. It has been common in the English-speaking world since the early 20th century.
20062006: 1,112 births, rank #298
2007: 1,120 births, rank #304
2008: 994 births, rank #335
2009: 920 births, rank #353
2010: 823 births, rank #387
20112011: 799 births, rank #395
2012: 819 births, rank #384
2013: 763 births, rank #402
2014: 782 births, rank #411
2015: 698 births, rank #454
20162016: 650 births, rank #481
2017: 604 births, rank #518
2018: 517 births, rank #592
2019: 477 births, rank #628
2020: 475 births, rank #614
20212021: 456 births, rank #655
2022: 409 births, rank #715
2023: 403 births, rank #704
2024: 369 births, rank #762
20252025: 308 births, rank #872
Julie moved from #763 to #873 for girls between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 1958, with 18,215 births.