Origin and Meaning of Juri

Judgment; to have a sense of justice

Origin: Japanese - Derived from the Japanese word 'juri', which comprises 'ju' (to govern, rule) and 'ri' (reason, logic). In some cases, it is associated with the name 'Yuri'.

• Juri is a name frequently used in Japan for both boys and girls, making it a rather popular unisex name.
• The name has cultural ties in various regions, especially Japan, where it can signify righteousness and clarity of thought.
• Notable bearers of the name include Juri Ueda, a prominent Japanese voice actress, and Juri Takahashi, a Japanese singer and actress.
• In recent years, Juri has seen a rise in popularity outside of Japan, especially in Western countries, often attributed to exposure through media and entertainment.
• Variations of the name include Yuri (a different interpretation, commonly feminine), and other similar-sounding names like Jury or Jurie.