The month of July is named for Roman ruler Julius Caesar: Quintilis, which was his birth month, was renamed July when he died. Quintilis means “fifth month” in Latin, which represents where this month originally fell in the Roman calendar.
The name πJulius is Latin and means 'youthful, downy-bearded' and possibly derived from Greek αΌ΄ΞΏΟ
Ξ»ΞΏΟ (ioulos). Behind the Name explains Julius could be related to the Roman god Jupiter.
Julius was #389 in popularity for baby boys to be named in 2024. California and Washington D.C. are the states that have the most men named Julius.
I like the name Julius mainly for the association with Julius Caesar, but outside of that, Julius is still a strong, solid name. But I admit... I prefer the name πJulian. 
Nameberry says: "Julian derived from Iulianus, which in turn came from the Roman family name, Julius." So Julian is like Julius' cool cousin then? ππΎ
Nameberry says: "Julian derived from Iulianus, which in turn came from the Roman family name, Julius." So Julian is like Julius' cool cousin then? ππΎ ππReddit πnamenerdsπ€ Community Thread: "Julius vs. Julian?"
⭐FAMOUS & πNOTEWORTHY πJULIUSES:
πJulius Erving π (NBA basketball player)
♀️Female Version of πJULIUS:
πJulia
πI like the feminine form of Julius. Julianna can be considered a female form of Julius too. I like it a bit more than Julia as I like how Julianna sounds and looks. Even though Julia is a pretty popular name, I've only known one personally. π€
πSTATS ON THE NAME πJulius
☔πIRN RATING OF πJulius: π OR πππππππ/10
