Juliane

Juliane is a female given name .

Juliane is a subsidiary form of Julia and has been widespread since the Middle Ages through the veneration of Saint Juliana of Liège . It is derived from the Roman noble family of Julier .

In the 20th century the name was revived and chosen more often by the former Queen of the Netherlands Juliana .

Well-known namesake

• Juliane Banse (* 1969), German soprano
• Juliane Bartel (1945–1998), German radio and television presenter
• Juliane de Fontevrault (1090–1136), Norman nobleman
• Juliane Hielscher (* 1963), German journalist, television presenter and book author
• Juliane Höfler (* 1987), German soccer player
• Juliane Hund (1928–1999), German chess player
• Juliane Koepcke (married Diller, * 1954), German biologist
• Juliane Köhler (* 1965), German actress
• Juliane Kokott (* 1957), German lawyer
• Juliane Langgemach (* 1994), German volleyball player
• Juliane Lorenz (* 1957), German film editor, director, producer and author
• Juliane Maier (* 1987), German soccer player
• Juliane Plambeck (1952–1980), RAF terrorist
• Juliane Rautenberg (* 1966), German actress
• Juliane Schenk (* 1982), German badminton player
• Juliane Seyfarth (* 1990), German ski jumper
• Juliane Sperr (1942–1988), (later Jane Seitz) German film editor
• Juliane von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel (1729–1796), Queen of Denmark and Norway
• Juliane von Friesen (* 1950), German business lawyer and politician
• Juliane von Hessen-Darmstadt (1606–1659), Countess of East Friesland, regent for her son Enno Ludwig
• Juliane von Hessen-Eschwege (1652–1693), German nobleman at the Swedish court
• Juliane zu Hessen-Kassel (1773–1860), princess of the house of Hessen-Kassel and abbess of the Itzehoe monastery
• Juliane von Hessen-Philippsthal (1761–1799), regent of Schaumburg-Lippe
• Juliane von Krüdener (1764–1824), German-Baltic writer, and prophetess
• Juliane von Nassau-Dillenburg (1587–1643), Countess of Hesse-Kassel
• Juliane Weber (* 1939), head of Helmut Kohl's personal office
• Juliane Werding (* 1956), German singer and songwriter
• Juliane Wiemerslage (* 1958), German manager
• Juliane C. Wilmanns (1945–2008), German medical historian and university professor
• Juliane Wurm (* 1990), German sport climber
• Juliane Ziegler (* 1981), German television presenter

name day

February 16 ( Juliana of Nicomedia ), April 5 ( Juliana of Liège ),

See also

• Julian flood , a storm surge on the North Sea coast
• Julian's barberry , a species of plant
• Juliana , a female given name
• Qaqortoq ( Julianehåb ), a town in Greenland
• Juliane of Hesse