Jullien

Jullien is a surname of French origin. It is derived from the given name Julien, which itself comes from the Roman family name Julianus, meaning "belonging to Jupiter". The surname is found in various forms throughout French-speaking countries and has spread to other parts of the world through migration.

Notable individuals with the surname Jullien include Jean-Baptiste Jullien (1780-1833), a French botanist and physician who conducted extensive research on mosses. Another prominent figure is Antoine Jullien (1761-1794), a French politician and revolutionary who played a role during the French Revolution. In contemporary times, the name has been associated with athletes, artists, and academics. The prevalence of the surname can be observed in genealogical records and census data from France and its former colonies. Its linguistic roots connect it to a long history of personal naming traditions in Europe.