Judaea, derived from the Latin 'Iudaea,' is an ancient geographical term referring to the southern region of Palestine, known today as the West Bank and parts of modern-day Israel and Jordan. This historic province, also called Judea, was named after the Jews who inhabited the area and is significant for being the birthplace of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
"From 1996 to 2023, the name Judaea saw a steady increase in popularity with a total of 130 births over these years."