Junia
also known as: Junias
Meaning: Belongs to Juno
the name of a Jewish Christian in Rome who was imprisoned with Paul and Andronicus
Paul sends greetings to Junia and Andronicus and notes that they were of note among the apostles, and that they were followers of Christ before him (Romans 16:7).
It is not absolutely clear whether this name is masculine or feminine. If feminine, there is a possibility that this was the wife or sister of Andronicus. However, in the context of the situation described, it seems more likely that Junia was simply another man. This seems to be the assumption of most scholars.
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