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I don't like it. While it is definitely legitimate it looks like an incomplete Judah and it just bothers me. Is there a subtle difference in how Arabic Js are pronounced, do you know? I wonder if that could bring me around. I definitely prefer the transcription with a J over the one with a G I see when I follow the links.

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I'm feeling funky today so I think Juda Bjorn. I doubt I would pick that at another time though.

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I will say if you're not prone to falling for boy names and you find yourself doing so now, hang onto it! Forget everyone's opinions.

I'm not a Judah fan either, but the -h does make it look familiar and complete. Juda could be a feminised version - that's what I expected - or even a nn for a Judith who was avoiding Judy.

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If it were me, I'd stay with Judah. For a mn, I'd avoid initial vowels and anything Old Testament. Juda(h) Clive is unexpected; Juda(h) Nicholas; Juda(h) Sebastian; Juda(h) Leslie is pleasantly retro; Juda(h) Stephen.

I think I prefer Yehudah, personally.

I love both Juda and Judah, but I've never liked Jude. Is it really that popular in the UK?

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Possible middle names:

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Juda Rafferty
Juda Gabriel
Juda Harrison
Juda Fletcher
Juda Montgomery
Juda Solomon

This message was edited 4/13/2016, 11:43 PM

For some reason, Juda looks softer and more feminine to me. I much prefer Judah, but I like Judea best overall. Yes, it's a place name, but I find the sound more pleasant (emphasis on the long e sound rather than the long u sound).

Juda is alright, but I much prefer Judah. As for mns, there are plenty of names that would work, it just depends on what you are after.

I like it! More than Judah or Jude...

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Juda Theo
Juda Sabri
Juda Zaman
Juda Reuben
Juda Matteo
Juda Zohar
Juda Demir
Juda Raphael
Juda Raoul
Juda Ravi
Juda Dorian
Juda Damien
Juda Simon
Juda Sulaiman
Juda Benjamin

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I think Juda Raphael is my favorite out of those.

This message was edited 4/13/2016, 6:25 PM

All I can think of is that horrible Lady Gaga song lol it's like "Ju-DAH, Ju-DAHS..."

This message was edited 4/13/2016, 6:16 PM

Juda is nice and I definitely prefer it to Jude or Judah. My favorite is Judas, but because of the negative connotations, I don't think that it's useable.

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Juda Michael
Juda Joseph
Juda Stephen