Forename Juda

All around the world, Juda (יהודה , Juda , Юда ) is quite a common epicene forename. The first name Juda is characteristic of Israel, where it is quite a rare male name, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where it is quite a rare unisex name, and South Africa, where it is a rare boy's name. Not in comparison with a country's population, it most frequently occurs in Indonesia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and India. Very seldom, Juda is the last name as well as the forename.

Jesus fish Juda is also a name from the Bible. Explore more in our Biblical names portal!

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Juda

name יהודה, name 钜达, name Jud, name Judah, name Дзуда, name 菊大, name 聚达, name 具笪, name Juda, name Иехуда, name Judá, name جودا, name 朱达, name ユダ, name 炬达, name Джуда, name 举大, name 居达, name Жуда, name Yehudah, name ยูดา, name 巨达, name 菊达, name Jůda, name Ioudas, name 居大, name 举达, name يهوذا, name 俱大, name Юда, name 具达, name יודה, name Иуда, name Giuda, name 巨大, name Иегуда, name Judà, name 局达, name ジュダ

VARIANT	COUNTRY
יהודה	Israel
Juda	Israel, Indonesia, India, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Poland
Юда	Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Kyrgyzstan, Belarus, Russia
Иегуда	Ukraine

First names said to be same

Giuda, Ioudas, Jud, Judah, Judà, Judá, Jůda, Yehudah, Джуда, Дзуда, Жуда, Иехуда, Иуда, יודה, جودا, يهوذا, ยูดา, ジュダ, ユダ, 举大, 举达, 俱大, 具笪, 具达, 局达, 居大, 居达, 巨大, 巨达, 朱达, 炬达, 聚达, 菊大, 菊达, and 钜达

First name Juda in the context

Juda is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Judas Iscariot , the notable as betrayer of Jesus, one of Jesus's original twelve disciples, The Last Temptation of Christ; Judah , the biblical figure and son of Jacob and Leah, Genesis 37; Judah Ben-Hur , the fictional character from Lew Wallace's 1880 novel Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ and Judas Barsabbas , the Early Christian prophet and leader based in Jerusalem.

Notable namesakes

	juda ibn quraysh Algerian rabbi, DZ (b. 850)
	juda ben david hayyuj Moroccan linguist, MA (b. 945)
	juda ibn balaam ES (b. 1000)
	juda ibn tibbon Spanish translator and rabbi, ES (b. 1120)
	juda ben samuel German Jewish mystic (1150–1217), DE (b. 1140)
	juda ben david ibn yahya negro ES (b. 1365)
	juda goldschmied de herz (b. 1600)
	juda mehler DE (b. 1609)
	juda mehler (b. 1660)
	juda lejb prossnitz Jewish kabbalist and messiah claimant, CZ (b. 1679)
	juda veit (b. 1710)
	juda pinhas German painter (1727-1793), DE (b. 1727)
	juda eberstadt (b. 1750)
	juda littwak politician (b. 1764)
	juda grünwald Hungarian rabbi, UA (b. 1849)