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Juditha

A given name in Danish

Language context for this entry: Danish

feminineLatin script

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Origin
Not established
1 language context
Danish
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3 cited sources Source-reported

01 / Meaning & origin

About Juditha

Juditha is a given name.

No etymology is recorded in our sources for this spelling yet. The record exists because the name is documented in use; a meaning will be shown only once a cited source supports it.

02 / Across borders

Where Juditha is used

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1 country with published statistics. Language records show cultural connections; they do not measure how common a name is.

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Austria

Published statistics

Austria, 2017: 2 girls (rank 1320).

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03 / By the numbers

Popularity over time

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Austria

1984–2025 Spelling: Juditha

Recorded category girls

Metric
Latest · 2017
2
births
Rank #1,320
Peak year
2017
2 births

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Source: Statistik Austria · Statistik Austria — Vornamen (OGDEXT_VORNAMEN_1): first names of live births, Austria, 1984-2025 (national counts from district rows)

No rounding stated; counts are integers (valueStatus=observed). National counts are computed by NameStoria as the sum of the published district rows plus the GEH row for the same name/sex/year (the file has no national total row); see notes for the overlap check.

Per million is unavailable: this source has no matching published total.

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Juditha in Austria, girls: births and rank by year
YearBirthsRankStatus
1984no valueno valuenot covered
1985no valueno valuenot covered
1986no valueno valuenot covered
1987no valueno valuenot covered
1988no valueno valuenot covered
1989no valueno valuenot covered
1990no valueno valuenot covered
1991no valueno valuenot covered
1992no valueno valuenot covered
1993no valueno valuenot covered
1994no valueno valuenot covered
1995no valueno valuenot covered
1996no valueno valuenot covered
1997no valueno valuenot covered
1998no valueno valuenot covered
1999no valueno valuenot covered
2000no valueno valuenot covered
2001no valueno valuenot covered
2002no valueno valuenot covered
2003no valueno valuenot covered
2004no valueno valuenot covered
2005no valueno valuenot covered
2006no valueno valuenot covered
2007no valueno valuenot covered
2008no valueno valuenot covered
2009no valueno valuenot covered
2010no valueno valuenot covered
2011no valueno valuenot covered
2012no valueno valuenot covered
2013no valueno valuenot covered
2014no valueno valuenot covered
2015no valueno valuenot covered
2016no valueno valuenot covered
201721,320observed
2018no valueno valuenot covered
2019no valueno valuenot covered
2020no valueno valuenot covered
2021no valueno valuenot covered
2022no valueno valuenot covered
2023no valueno valuenot covered
2024no valueno valuenot covered
2025no valueno valuenot covered
About this dataset and its counting rules

Statistics count the spelling “Juditha” as recorded by the publisher. When a spelling has several independent origins, the counts are not split between them. Counts measure births. Gaps are years without a published value, not zeros.

Rates per million are unavailable for this series because no compatible denominator has been imported.

Universe
Metadata page, verbatim: « Erste Vornamen Neugeborener nach Geburtsjahr, Geschlecht und politischem Bezirk ab 1984: 1984 bis 2009 nur Babys mit österreichischer Staatsbürgerschaft; ab 2010 alle Babys. Die regionale Zuordnung zum politischen Bezirk erfolgt nach dem Wohnort der Mutter zum Zeitpunkt der Geburt. » English title on the page: « First names by year of birth, sex and administrative district: 1984-2009 only babys with austrian nationality; from 2010 onwards all babys. » Attribute F-ANZAHL_LGEB: « Anzahl Lebendgeborene » (number of live births).
Rounding
No rounding stated; counts are integers (valueStatus=observed). National counts are computed by NameStoria as the sum of the published district rows plus the GEH row for the same name/sex/year (the file has no national total row); see notes for the overlap check.
Suppression
Metadata page, verbatim: « Bei Vornamen, die pro Jahr seltener als vier Mal vorkommen, wird nur die Anzahl pro Jahr für Österreich angezeigt. » (« For first names that occur less than four times per year, only the number per year for Austria is displayed. ») These rows carry district code GEH. No name is withheld at national level, so national counts are complete as published.
Ranking
No ranks are published; computed by NameStoria from published counts; ties share a rank, next rank skips. Computed per year and sex over the national counts.

Released 2026-07-09 · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · CC-BY-4.0

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04 / Through time

History

Historical scholarship

Passages quoted verbatim from public-domain reference works. They reflect the scholarship of their time, not current consensus, and may use obsolete spellings.

  • 1884From the archives

    Juditha— “praise”

    At any rate, hers was the first name not belonging to their own language that was borne by Teutonic ladies, and long preceded that of any saint. Perhaps it was supposed to be the equivalent of the German Juthe from Ganthe, war; at any rate Juditha, Jutha, or Jutta was in high favour at the court of the Karling Kaisers, and came to England with the step-mother, who gave the first impulse to our great Alfred’s love of learning. Her subsequent marriage took it to Flanders, and…
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    At any rate, hers was the first name not belonging to their own language that was borne by Teutonic ladies, and long preceded that of any saint. Perhaps it was supposed to be the equivalent of the German Juthe from Ganthe, war; at any rate Juditha, Jutha, or Jutta was in high favour at the court of the Karling Kaisers, and came to England with the step-mother, who gave the first impulse to our great Alfred’s love of learning. Her subsequent marriage took it to Flanders, and we had it back again with the niece of William the Conqueror, the wicked wife of Waltheof, and afterwards of Simon de St. Lis. Her uncle cites her as a witness to a charter by the familiar abbreviation of Jugge, which was long used as the regular contraction, though Judy has since become more usual, and is exceedingly common in Ireland.

    Yonge, History of Christian Names (1884), Part I, Chapter II (Patriarchal Names), Section V (Judah) · Public domain (Project Gutenberg)

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06 / Behind the facts

Sources for this page

Review status: Source-reported — no editorial review recorded yet. Last data change 2026-10-15.

Name origins & languageDictionaries, name records and related forms2
Historical referencesOriginal texts and their publication details1
Statistics and surveysPublishers, dataset licences and retrieval dates1
  • Statistik Austria — Vornamen (OGDEXT_VORNAMEN_1): first names of live births, Austria, 1984-2025 (national counts from district rows)

    Statistik Austria (Bundesanstalt Statistik Österreich) · CC-BY-4.0 · retrieved 2026-10-15

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