Planet names are so tacky and immature they sound so pathetic, dumb, and just silly. The only planet name that isn’t bad is Venus the rest are all dumb.
I actually like this, it sounds cool. It sounds a little like a name for just a character, but also what's wrong with being a main character in real life? Also, idk why people are saying it's unisex, it's a god's name. It's always been masculine, and it sounds masculine. Juniper would be a similar name for a girl.
Jupiter is also used as a feminine name in Roman Mythology and Greek Mythology. However, it's more common for males. So, I think that the "Gender" of this name should be updated from "Masculine" to "Masculine & Feminine". A known female bearer of this name is Jupiter, a Team Galactic Admin in Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, Brilliant Diamond, & Shining Pearl. Sources: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jupiter_(given_name) https://www.behindthename.com/name/jupiter/top
The name Jupiter also has a usage of Greek Mythology. So, I think that the "Usage" of this name should be updated from "Roman Mythology" to "Roman Mythology, Greek Mythology".Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_mythology (Astronomy Section)
A wonderful name, might be my favorite planet name (as well as my favorite planet)! Call me crazy, but I honestly think it's unisex. For some reason, I find this name fits well for boys and girls.
I love mythological names. This one could be a good middle name, but I named my cat Jupiter. I didn't realize, until I had to speak the name all the time aloud, that it's not a name that rolls from the tongue. It sounds nice, but it's actually awkward to say frequently, and yes, it does make me think of "stupider." More often, I end up calling my cat "Juju." So, when he's bad, he's "bad Juju!"
Jupiter, chief God of the Latins (the ancient Elysians), was an ancestral name and became the chief Latin diety. The Hebrews recorded him as the father of all Europeans, Japheth, who migrated away from Shinar to the "Isles of the Gentiles". The "er" suffix is a masculine indicator, more common in the Germanic tribes than the southern European ones. The names Jupiter and Japheth have etymological equivalency and the Latin name Japetto likely derives it's origin here. Further evidence of the Japheth origin is the placement of Jupiter in the Latin Pantheon. Jupiter is the son of Saturn, who is equivalent with the biblical Noah. Noah was known as Xisuthra in old Akkadian, which bears etymological similarity to Saturn. As Jupiter is the son of Saturn, the flood survivor, so the Hebrews recorded that Noah's eldest son was Japheth, and that he peopled Europe. The Hebrew texts record Japheth having a son Javan (Ivan), who fathered the southern European tribes, with his son Elisha, begetting the Elysians, an Archaic name for Latins.
I am writing a screenplay and named the heroine Jupiter, not realizing it was masculine. Then I realized I could get away with it if I made her nickname June.
I'd think the name Jupiter, would fit a little girl. Even though, Jupiter was a god and not a goddess. In the future I'd probably name my daughter Jupiter.
Jupiter Jones was the lead investigator in the book series "Alfred Hitchcock and the Three Investigators". Robert Arthur Jr. was the author and I am unclear just how Hitchcock was involved. The books were similar to The Hardy Boys, but in my opinion, better written. As this was my introduction to the name I associate cleverness with the name.
"Boys go to Jupiter to get more stupider..." Yeah. I think most of us remember that little playground rhyme/hand game growing up. I don't know if it's still common among kids today, but just in case, you ought to avoid this name and save your kid some teasing.
I have an idea for a nickname---Jove, as the god Jupiter was sometimes called. It sounds sort of normal, like Joe or Job or Joel. Zeus, however, I think is far too out there, even more than Jupiter.
― Anonymous User 4/9/2007
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Jupiter Hammon (1711-c. 1806) was the first black writer published in the United States.
Come on, what are you going to call your son in public?
― Anonymous User 9/21/2006
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Jupiter is a lovely handsome name which I would definitely consider using for a child! My trombone's name is Jasper Jupiter, though my favorite combo is Seamus Jupiter.
― Anonymous User 8/20/2006
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I'd rather name my child Jove.
― Anonymous User 5/11/2006
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Something I wouldn't name my child. It has a nice ring to it but not for a person though, more like something I'd name a pet.
― Anonymous User 5/7/2006
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