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I love it. I find it very strong, and yet not sacrificing strength for femininity.

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I once knew a girl named Anna Judith, and that's what her parents called her. I always loved that combo.

I posted about Judith several weeks ago -- I love the name! I find it alluringly strong and feminine.

I like it. It's short and classic, unfrilly, and familiar without being overused. I'm not so keen on Judy, though.

I dislike it intensely. I find the sound of the first syllable, JOOD, very ugly. I dislike Jude and Judah for the same reason.

I love it. I might use it as a MN someday.

Vastly better than the almost inevitable Judy; nicer and grittier than the more popular Julie, Julia, Julianne, Juliet etc. If it wasn't for the risk of Judy, I'd be very positive about it indeed.

I like it. My nanna's name is Judith Anne "Judy"

I really like Judy, but I'm not overly fond of Judith. All of my brother have J names, and I always wondered why my parents named me Mary when there are such lovely J names for girls, like these:

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http://www.babyhold.com/babynames/Ideas/J_Baby_Names_for_Girls_and_Boys/

I like it. It's a strong name, yet it still sounds feminine.

I think it's awesome! Judith has been on my favorites list for several years now. I met a baby named Judith when I was in high school.

It reminds me alot of Two and a Half Men, but I do like it's old fashioned style