Giulianis

Giulianis is a surname of Italian origin. It is associated with the given name Giuliano, reflecting a patronymic tradition in which descendants are identified by a paternal name. The form Giulianis is used in English to refer collectively to people bearing the surname Giuliani or its variants, and it can appear as a plural designation for a family.

Etymology and variants: The surname derives from Giuliano, which itself originates from Julius or Julian. Related Italian surnames include Giuliani and Giuliano, among others. The spelling Giulianis is less common as a standalone surname but may be used in English-language contexts to denote a family group or multiple individuals bearing the name.

Geographic distribution: The surname Giuliani is widely found in Italy, with strong presence in central regions such as Lazio, Umbria, and Campania, as well as other parts of the country. Diaspora communities formed through migration have spread the name to the United States, Argentina, Brazil, Canada, and other countries, contributing to a global distribution of descendants and families bearing Giuliano-like names.

Notable individuals and usage: Because Giulianis refers to a plural form of a surname rather than a single figure or institution, there is no single notable person or entity universally identified as “the Giulianis.” People with the surname Giuliani and closely related variants have been active in diverse fields including politics, science, arts, and sports.

See also: Giuliani, Giuliano.