Giuliano
Giuliano is an Italian masculine first name, which occurs sporadically as a family name.
Origin and Meaning
Giuliano is as an Italian form of Julian, an Italian masculine first name, meaning " the youth ". A patronymic name is derived from the Italian Giuliano Giuliani.
Bearers of the name
First name
- Giuliano Amato ( born 1938 ), Italian politician
- Giuliano Bignasca (1945-2013), Swiss politician, developers and publishers
- Giuliano Bonfante (1904-2005), Italian linguist
- Giuliano Carmignola ( b. 1951 ), Italian violinist
- Giuliano Carnimeo ( born 1932 ), Italian film director
- Giuliano Cesarini (1398-1444), Bishop of Frascati
- Giuliano Đanić (born 1973 ), Croatian singer
- Giuliano Dati (* 1445-1524 ), Florentine theologian and poet
- Giuliano Ferrara ( b. 1952 ), Italian journalist and newspaper editor
- Giuliano Figueras (born 1976 ), Italian racing cyclist
- Giuliano Gemma (1938-2013), Italian actor
- Giuliano Giannichedda ( b. 1974 ), Italian footballer
- Giuliano da Maiano ( Giuliano da Majano, 1432-1490 ), Italian architect, sculptor and carpenter
- Giuliano I de ' Medici (1453-1478), co-regent of Lorenzo I de' Medici
- Giuliano II de ' Medici (1479-1516), since 1515 Duke of Nemours, one of three sons of Lorenzo de Medici, il Magnifico
- Giuliano Montaldo ( born 1930 ), Italian director
- Giuliano Victor de Paula (* 1990), Brazilian footballer
- Giuliano Prini (1910-1941), Italian naval officer
- Giuliano Ramadori ( b. 1951 ), Italian internist and gastroenterologist
- Giuliano Razzoli ( born 1984 ), Italian skier
- Giuliano da Sangallo (1445-1516), Italian architect and sculptor
- Giuliano Sarti ( born 1933), Italian footballer
- Giuliano Tagliasacchi (* 1914), Italian footballer
- Giuliano Vangi ( born 1931 ), Italian sculptor
Family name
- Giorgio Boris Giuliano (1930-1979), Sicilian police officers
- Jeff Giuliano ( b. 1979 ), American ice hockey player
- Salvatore Giuliano (aka Turiddu Giuliano; 1922-1950 ) when the King of Montelepre or the Robin Hood of Sicily known; folk hero