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    Julián (en. Julián)

    /xuˈljan/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Proper name that comes from Latin 'Juliānus'.
    Julián is a common name in several Spanish-speaking countries.
    Julián es un nombre común en varios países de habla hispana.
    Sometimes used to refer to someone with a strong character.
    Your friend has a very julian character.
    Ese amigo tuyo tiene un carácter muy julian.
    Can be a term of endearment in certain circumstances.
    They call Julián 'Juli' because it's shorter and sweeter.
    Le dicen Juli a Julián porque es más corto y dulce.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'Juliānus', meaning 'belonging to the Julia family'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Julián is feeling good.
    Indicates that Julián is in a good emotional state.
    Julián se siente bien.
    To be a Julián.
    Expressing that someone is strong or has personality.
    Ser un Julián.
    To be in a Julián mood.
    Phrase that is sometimes used to refer to being in a good mood.
    Estar de Julián.

    Related Words

    Julieta
    Feminine name related that originates from the same root.
    Julieta
    Julio
    Masculine name that also comes from Latin and is associated.
    Julio

    Slang Meanings

    To be competitive or ambitious.
    That guy is very julian in sports; he always wants to win.
    Ese tipo es muy julian en el deporte; siempre quiere ganar.
    To have a strong character.
    Don't get carried away, be julian and hold your ground.
    No te dejes llevar, sé julian y mantén tu postura.