Juliana
Juliana is a feminine given name .
Origin and meaning of the name
The feminine form of Julian comes from Julius (Latin) and means: " Belonging to the ancient Roman family of Julier ".
name day
February 16 ( Juliana of Nicomedia ), April 5 ( Juliana of Liège )
Name bearers
- Juliana of Nicomedia (285-304), saint
- Juliana von Oranien-Nassau (1909–2004), Queen of the Netherlands
- Juliana of Liège (around 1192–1258), saint
- Juliana von Norwich (* around 1342, † after 1413), English mystic
- Juliana of Falconieri , saint
- Juliana Blasius (1781–1851), robber bride from Johannes Bückler
- Juliana Felisberta Silva (1983), Brazilian beach volleyball player
- Juliana Hatfield (* 1967), American rock musician
- Juliana Hummel (1870–1900), Austrian child murderer
- Juliana zu Stolberg (1506–1580), ancestor of the older and younger line of the House of Orange
- Anicia Iuliana († 530), influential Roman aristocrat
- Juliana von Stockhausen (1899–1998), writer
- Juliana Berners († after 1460), English writer
variants
Julia , Julie, Juliane , Julchen, Jule, Juli [dschuli], Jula, Italian: Giuliana, Hungarian: Juliska
Others
- an asteroid named after the Dutch Queen Juliana of Orange-Nassau, see Juliana (asteroid) .
- The Princess Juliana Airport on St. Martin .
- The Juliana Theory , an American emo / rock band.
- Julianatop , the highest mountain in Suriname in the Sipaliwini district .
- Julianadorp , a former farming village in the municipality of Den Helder .
- Lady Juliana , sailing ship
- Republic of Juliana , short-lived republic in what is now southern Brazil during the Farrapen Revolution in 1839