Hi: Names do nto have signs. They are either; spelled, created by a a loved one or special friend, or created by the person.
The name Julia is spelled the same in Polish. It is written as "Julia" in the Polish language.
Julia Davydova has written: 'The present perfect in non-native Englishes' -- subject(s): Language and languages, Globlization, Variation, English language
Julie & Julia (2008) is rated PG-13 for brief strong language and some sensuality.
Julia Sinclair has written: 'Improving handwriting' -- subject- s -: Penmanship, English language, Writing
This is not a question in Polish language or culture
Julia Pisano (poetry)
Julia Dietrich has written: 'Writing' -- subject(s): College readers, Communication, English language, Expression, Report writing, Rhetoric
Giulia, as there is no "J" in the Italian language
Julia comes from a feminine form of Julius, a Roman family name which was possibly derived from Greek ιουλος (ioulos) "downy-bearded". It has no meaning in any other language.
Julia Watkin has written: 'A key to Kierkegaard's abbreviations and spelling =' -- subject(s): Language, Danish language, Glossaries, Orthography and spelling 'Historical dictionary of Kierkegaard's philosophy' -- subject(s): Dictionaries 'Kierkegaard (Outstanding Christian Thinkers)'
Joana Julia Greswell has written: 'Grammatical analysis of the Hebrew Psalter' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Hebrew language, Bible, Grammar
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