Jutta

Jutta is a female first name.

Origin and Meaning

It is unclear whether the name is a form of the Hebrew name Judith or Old Norse which means from the tribe of Jutes.

The name is mentioned in the Bible in the Hebrew Scriptures. Jutta probably means " Outstretched place " or " Fully -Stressed place ". - Jutta should be a place in the mountainous region of Judah, which was the " sons of Aaron " is given as a priest city (Joshua 15:20, 48, 55, Joshua 21:13, 16). Jutta is identified with the present-day Jatta, situated on a ridge about 10 km south of Hebron.

Dissemination

The name Jutta became popular in Germany since the 1910s. Early fifties, he was one short of the ten most popular female name. From the early seventies its spread then fell sharply.

Variants

  • German: Jutta, Jütte
  • Danish: Jytte
  • Faroese: Jutta, Jutta
  • Finnish: Jutta
  • French: Jutta
  • Upper Sorbian: Juta
  • Czech Jitka, jutka outdated

Name Days

  • May 5
  • November 29
  • December 22

Famous names winners

  • Jutta von Sangerhausen, (1200-1260), Blessed, recluse
  • Guta von Habsburg (1271-1297), Bohemian Queen
  • Claricia Jutta of Thuringia (also Judith of Swabia; * to 1133/1134, † 1191 ), half-sister of Emperor Friedrich Barbarossa
  • Jutta Germany ( b. 1958 ), German ballet dancer
  • Ditfurth (* 1951), German politician
  • Jutta Heinrich ( * 1940 ), German writer
  • Jutta Hipp (1925-2003) German jazz pianist, painter and designer.
  • Jutta Hoffmann ( born 1941 ), German actress
  • Jutta Kleinschmidt (born 1962 ), German racing driver
  • Jutta Lampe ( b. 1937 ), German actress
  • Jutta Limbach (* 1934), German legal scholar and politician
  • Jutta of Luxembourg (1315-1349), members of the House of Limburg - Luxembourg
  • Jutta Nardenbach (* 1968), German football player
  • Jutta Speidel (born 1954 ), German actress
  • Jutta von Sponheim (c. 1090-1136 ), Reklusin and Head ( Magistra ) a Benedictine women hermitage on the Disibodenberg
  • Jutta Stefan- Bastl (* 1946), Austrian diplomat
  • Jutta Wachowiak (* 1940), German actress
  • Jutta Wübbe (* 1955), German cabaret artist and comedian ( Marlene Jaschke )

Swell

  • Female first name
Jutta of Kulmsee Jutta Deutschland Jutta Ditfurth Bonne of Bohemia
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