Giuliana
Meaning of Giuliana
The name Giuliana is a beautiful and elegant choice for a baby girl, rooted in Italian origin. Pronounced as joo-lee-AH-nuh (/dʒuːliˈɑːnə/), this name exudes a sense of grace and sophistication. Giuliana is a variation of the more commonly known Juliana, which has Latin origins meaning "youthful" or "dedicated to Jupiter." Over the years, Giuliana has seen fluctuating popularity in the United States. It reached its peak in 2012 with 1,073 occurrences, ranking at 296th place. Despite its varying ranks over the decades, it remains a timeless and classic name that carries an air of European charm. Whether you're drawn to its melodic sound or its rich cultural heritage, Giuliana offers a unique yet familiar option for your little one.
Pronunciation
Italian
- Pronunced as joo-lee-AH-nuh (/dʒuːliˈɑːnə/)
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Notable People Named Giuliana
| Giuliana Rancic is an Italian-American entertainment reporter and television personality, known for co-anchoring E! News and residing in Chicago and Los Angeles. |
| Giuliana Tesoro was an Italian-born American chemist known for earning over 125 patents, particularly for her advancements in fabric comfort, practicality, and flame resistance. |
| Giuliana Sgrena is an Italian journalist known for her kidnapping in Iraq and the controversial incident involving U.S. forces after her release. |
| Giuliana De Sio is an award-winning Italian actress and the younger sister of pop-folk singer Teresa De Sio. |
| Giuliana Salce, a retired Italian female race walker, achieved her greatest success by winning the 1985 World Indoor gold medal. |
| Giuliana Radermacher, also known as Giuliana Farfalla, is a well-known German model. |
| Giuliana Berlinguer was a renowned Italian director, screenwriter, and novelist. |
| Giuliana Anabel González Ranzuglia, also known as Giuliana González, is a prominent Argentine footballer, playing as a defender for River Plate and the Argentina women's national team. |
