Julitta
About 530 Polish women carry it, and the birth records show none given in the years on file: a name most Poles will never meet in person. It comes from Julia, tracing back to the Hebrew for "youthful".
Julitta Pronunciation
Julitta is pronounced yoo-LEET-tah (/juˈlitta/).
What Julitta means
Where Julitta comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Julitta arrives in Polish records as a close relation of Julia, its fuller and more familiar variant. The short meaning handed down, młoda, comes from that Latin family name: youthful, belonging to the Julian gens. The name's older root is traced back to Hebrew. Julita is the spelling most Poles meet now, while Juliet drifted into English and settled there.
There was a real Julitta. She was a martyr of Tarsus, remembered together with her young son Cyricus, and her feast keeps the name on the church calendar. Because of her, Julitta reached Poland chiefly as a saint's name.
You will not find many Julittas in a school register today; the softer Julita has largely taken its place. Still, the older form holds its meaning plainly, młoda, the young one of the house of Julia.
How many people are named Julitta
1 in 42536 women in Poland is named Julitta. 530 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #1285 among female names.
Julitta as a middle name
Julitta is a first name for 530 women in Poland and a middle name for another 192, a 73/27 split. In the women's middle-name ranking it sits 485th, between Hermina (192) and Ursula (192).
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#483 Izolda193
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#484 Hermina192
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#485 Julitta192
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#486 Ursula192
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#487 Ludwina190