Juliani

Juliani refers to a surname of Italian origin. It is a patronymic surname, meaning it was derived from the given name "Juliano," which itself is a variant of the Roman praenomen "Julius." The Julius family was a prominent ancient Roman patrician clan, most famously associated with Gaius Julius Caesar. Over time, the name spread throughout the Roman Empire and evolved into various forms, including Juliano and its diminutive Juliani. The surname Juliani is found in various regions of Italy, particularly in the south. As with many surnames, it likely originated independently in different locations as families adopted it based on the popularity of the given name. Individuals bearing the surname Juliani have contributed to various fields throughout history and in modern times. The distribution of the surname can be traced through historical records and genealogical research.