June
JOON
A warm-season name taken from the sixth month of the year, ultimately linked to Juno.
Meaning
June comes into English from the name of the Roman month Iunius. Traditionally, that month’s name is connected with Juno, the Roman goddess, so the name carries a classical, seasonal feel rather than a personal-name meaning from the excerpts themselves. In modern use it suggests early summer, brightness, and freshness.
Origin
LatinEnglishfeminine
Fun fact
It became a familiar given name in English partly because month names were sometimes adopted as personal names.
Confidence: mixed. Sources: History of Christian Names, Praenomina; or, the etymology of the principal Christian names of Great Britain and Ireland.