| Meaning | youthful, downy-bearded |
| Origin | French, Latin |
| Gender | gender neutral |
| Opposite gender | Jules |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 5 |
| Syllables | 1 |
| Syllabification | Jules |
Jules, a name of French origin derived from "Julius," exudes a timeless charm that has captivated parents for generations. Meaning "youthful" or "downy-bearded," this name embodies the essence of youthful energy and exuberance. With its sophisticated yet approachable nature, Jules holds an enduring appeal that transcends cultural boundaries.
Often considered a refined alternative to the more popular Julian, Jules has gained popularity for its simplicity and elegance. It is a name that effortlessly blends into different linguistic and cultural landscapes, making it a versatile choice for parents seeking a name with global appeal.
Throughout history, Jules has been carried by notable figures in literature, art, science, and entertainment, leaving a mark on various fields. From the pioneering sci-fi author Jules Verne to the celebrated French composer Jules Massenet, the name has adorned many accomplished individuals.
In the realm of fiction, Jules has made its presence felt through iconic characters like Jules Winnfield from "Pulp Fiction" and Jules Maigret from the detective novels by Georges Simenon.
Choosing Jules for your baby boy bestows upon him a name that is both classic and distinctive, radiating youthful enthusiasm and promising a life filled with curiosity and adventure.
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| Julie |
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| Jules Verne | French author, known for "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" |
| Jules Bianchi | French Formula 1 racing driver |
| Jules Massenet | French composer |
| Jules A. Hoffmann | French biologist, Nobel laureate |
| Jules Breton | French painter |
| Jules Dassin | American film director |
| Jules Bastien-Lepage | French painter |
| Jules Feiffer | American cartoonist |
| Jules Radcliffe | British actor |
| Jules Shear | American singer-songwriter |
| Jules Supervielle | Uruguayan-French poet |
| Jules Archer | American author |
| Jules Olitski | American painter |
| Jules Munshin | American actor |
| Jules LaForgue | French poet |
| Jules Andrieu | French sculptor |
| Jules E. Mastbaum | American philanthropist and art collector |
| Jules Sitruk | French actor |
| Jules Buckley | British conductor and arranger |
| Jules Isaac | French historian and writer |
| Jules Winnfield | from the movie "Pulp Fiction" |
| Jules Ostin | from the movie "The Intern" |
| Jules Cobb | from the TV series "Cougar Town" |
| Jules Maigret | from the detective novels by Georges Simenon |
| Jules Verne Trainor | from the TV series "Gilmore Girls" |
| Jules Louden | from the movie "One Crazy Summer" |
| Jules Renard | from the play "The Open Gate" |
| Jules Gittes | from the movie "Chinatown" |
| Jules Boudreaux | from the book "The Foxe & the Hound" by R.S. Grey |
| Jules Paxton | from the movie "Bend It Like Beckham" |
| Jules Hartley | from the TV series "Euphoria" |
| Jules Sutter | from the movie "Super Dark Times" |
| Jules Talleyrand | from the book "Lords of the North" by Bernard Cornwell |
| Jules Robinson | from the TV series "Married at First Sight" |
| Jules Daly | from the movie "The Christmas Chronicles" |
| Jules Vaughn | from the TV series "Euphoria" |