Today it is still fairly popular as a baby name for boys, though not to the extent it was in the past. See also the related categories, emperor (king), english, latin, son (heir), iliad (trojan), young (cub), hero, tender (quiet), christians (missionary), element, greek, obscure, roman, and german. Another foreign variant is the diminutive form Juul (Dutch). The diminutive forms Jillean, Jillian, Jule, and Julie are other English variants.įoreign variants of Julius include Giuliano (Italian), Jelke (Frisian and German), Juliano (Italian and Spanish), Julis (Spanish), Juliusz (Polish), and Yuliy (Russian). Variants used in English include Giulio (used in Italian too), Jolyon, Juie, Julas, Julee, Julen, Jules (used in French too), Juleus, Juley, Juli, Julian (used in German and Polish too), Julias, Julio (used in Hispanic and Spanish too), Julios, Julious, Jullian, Jullius, Juluis, Julyan, and Junius. The name Julius is used to a great extent it has 31 variants that are used in English and other languages. The name Julia (English, German, Polish, Portuguese, and Spanish) is the female version of Julius.
The name was adopted by English speakers from the 19th century, and has been used with both Christians and Jews. The name was also borne in Greco-Roman mythology and in the Iliad by Ascanius Julius, also known as Iulus or Julus, the son of the Trojan hero Aeneas. The name was most well-known from the Roman emperor Gaius Julius Caesar (102-44 BC). The first name is from the Roman family name, which is of obscure origin some theories suggest a derivation from the element 'iovilius', or else from the Greek word of the meaning 'downy', referring to the tender facial hair of young males. Julius (Latin) is an original form of Julius. The name's meaning is Jupiter's child, downy. Julius is used predominantly in the English, German, and Greek languages, and it is derived from Latin origins. The baby boy name Julius is pronounced in English as JH UW-Liy-ahS or in German as Y UW-Liy-uhS †.
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