Comments for JUNO:

I love this name, but I would never use it for a child because it is my dog's name.

-- Roanoke17  7/12/2006

There was a character in Beetlejuice named Juno.

-- claraelizabethann  9/29/2006

"Juno and the Paycock" is a play by Sean O'Casey, adapted to the screen in the 1930's, directed by Alfred Hitchcock.

-- Anonymous User  2/10/2007

This is the phonetic of the town where I live, Juneau.

-- Dray  3/4/2007

On Sailor Moon, JunJun from the Amazon Quartet's name is derived from this!

-- Hailey2006  4/1/2007

I love this name. I seem to remember reading somewhere that it is also used in Ireland, as some sort of variant of Una/Oonagh, although I don't know how true that is.

-- Anonymous User  4/1/2007

The Juno Awards are music trophies given out to Canadian artists.

-- bobcat_explorer  7/21/2007

I love this name. It flows beautifully. This is the name of a character in a story I'm writing. I think it's great name for her because it sounds very other-worldly and magestic.

-- smurphul  8/20/2007

Juno means "vital force".

-- LoQuiero  9/10/2007

Juno McGuff is a character in the movie "Juno" played by Ellen Page. It's an awesome movie, saw it last night. XD

-- pandasayscynical  12/23/2007

There is a movie called Juno about a girl named Juno who gets pregnant before she is even married or an adult (I think) so I am mad because I HATE IT WHEN THAT HAPPENS and I hate this name now. Thanks a lot, movie producers.

-- Penneyperson  12/31/2007

A real-life person with this name is British actress Juno Temple, whose films include "Atonement" and "The Other Boleyn Girl."

-- Martha Gold  3/2/2008

For a very long time, I though this was a masculine name because of the 'o' ending. It sounds a bit like a name parents would choose to make their daughter sound all edgy and hip, and that's why it would sound a bit strange on feminine, typically average girls and women, and on women past the age of 35.

-- slight night shiver  4/25/2008

At first, I thought this name was really weird when I heard it from the movie Juno. But once I thought about it more, I learned to love it. Of course, I will never name my child that because she'll be known as the girl named after the pregnant teenager, but I do love it.

-- LucyHugh  6/8/2008

I've always seen this as a masculine name. As a child, I had a parrot that said, "You know who!" (this was all he said for many years), but it came out, "Junohoo!" Thus, Juno became his name.

-- Anonymous User  6/11/2008

This name is ugly. It's also become associated with a movie about teen pregnancy.

-- bananarama  9/9/2008

The name is lovely, it’s the Roman name of my most favorite Greek goddess, Hera. Queen of the Heavens, Goddess of Marriage. I’d be honored to be named after a goddess.

-- Angelsoft  10/7/2008

I think this is really pretty and majestic sounding. I also love the name Pandora. These are both really cool mythology names. It's pretty much names I like but I could never use for a child because it's too unusual. I would also not use this for a child because of the film Juno, it would cause a lot of teasing. Plus then what if she got pregnant to fit her name?

-- becca_marciano  3/1/2009

I love this name! It's one of my absolute favourites. Juno sounds so pretty and interesting. I like girl's names that end in "o" - they sound different. I'd love to use this name for my own daughter someday. And, I won't have to worry about associations with they movie, because by the time I'd ever have kids it would be completely forgotten about, ha ha.

-- Ailis  7/10/2009

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