This name is associated with the zodiac sign Makar (Capricorn). It reached its peak popularity with 190 in 2000. The name achieved its highest rank at #6848 in 1982.
The name Judy showed its most significant increase from 1988 to 2000 with an increase of 184 times. The largest drop occurred from 2001 with a decrease of 33 times.
| Rashi(Symbol / zodiac sign) | Makar (Capricorn) |
| Name Start Letters | KH, J - Makar (Capricorn) |
| Symbol | Crocodile |
| Element | Earth |
| Ruling body | Saturn |
| Quality | Movable |
Judy name was mentioned in few of the roles in Splathouse Double Feature: The Sadist with Eegah!, The Unnecessary Salvation of Mary McDaniel, Zo in Exile, Split Costs, The Elephant in the Room, Snowplow, Chris/tina, M. Pearls, A.A.L. The Movie, Storm of Suspicion, Hope as role of Judy Bradshaw (The Sadist), Judy, Judy, Judy, Judy Marshal, Judy, Judy, Judy Grant, Judy Davidson, Judy by the artists like Sarah Coykendall, Jewel Greenberg, Madeleine Ours, Tori Hall, Emily Askin, Cassidey Fralin, Morgan Martin, Carmen Schmid, Jill Holder, Tacey Adams.
Sarah Coykendall portrayed Judy Bradshaw (The Sadist) in the production 'Splathouse Double Feature: The Sadist with Eegah!', while Jewel Greenberg portrayed Judy Bradshaw (The Sadist) in the production 'The Unnecessary Salvation of Mary McDaniel', while Madeleine Ours portrayed Judy Bradshaw (The Sadist) in the production 'Zo in Exile', while Tori Hall portrayed Judy Bradshaw (The Sadist) in the production 'Split Costs', while Emily Askin portrayed Judy Bradshaw (The Sadist) in the production 'The Elephant in the Room', while Cassidey Fralin portrayed Judy Bradshaw (The Sadist) in the production 'Snowplow', while Morgan Martin portrayed Judy Bradshaw (The Sadist) in the production 'Chris/tina', while Carmen Schmid portrayed Judy Bradshaw (The Sadist) in the production 'M. Pearls, A.A.L. The Movie', while Jill Holder portrayed Judy Bradshaw (The Sadist) in the production 'Storm of Suspicion', while Tacey Adams portrayed Judy Bradshaw (The Sadist) in the production 'Hope'. Each interpretation brings a new perspective to the character of Judy Bradshaw (The Sadist), highlighting the diversity of artistic expression.
| Movie / Play Title | Character Name | Artist Name |
|---|---|---|
| Splathouse Double Feature: The Sadist with Eegah! | Judy Bradshaw (The Sadist) | Sarah Coykendall |
| The Unnecessary Salvation of Mary McDaniel | Judy | Jewel Greenberg |
| Zo in Exile | Judy | Madeleine Ours |
| Split Costs | Judy | Tori Hall |
| The Elephant in the Room | Judy Marshal | Emily Askin |
| Snowplow | Judy | Cassidey Fralin |
| Chris/tina | Judy | Morgan Martin |
| M. Pearls, A.A.L. The Movie | Judy Grant | Carmen Schmid |
| Storm of Suspicion | Judy Davidson | Jill Holder |
| Hope | Judy | Tacey Adams |
