Origin and Meaning of Jutta

Unknown, possibly derived from Judith meaning 'woman from Judea' or 'Jewish'

Origin: German - The name Jutta is a diminutive of Judith, which has Hebrew origins. Judith means 'the woman from Judea' or 'the Jewish woman'.

• Jutta is a traditional name in German-speaking countries and has been used since the Middle Ages.
• Although predominantly used in German-speaking regions, variations of the name can be found in other cultures, such as Yudit in Hebrew and Judit in Hungarian.
• Notable bearers of the name include Jutta von Hawording, a renowned German poet from the 12th century, contributing to the prominence of the name in literature.
• The name Jutta has seen fluctuating popularity, with peaks in usage during the late 20th century in Germany.
• Related names include Judith and variations like Judy, Julianna, and more contemporary adaptations like Jodie.