Uliia
One of the rarest names on record here: just seven women in Poland carry it, and no girl has been given it this century. Latin at root, tied to the sense of "youthful".
Uliia Pronunciation
Uliia is pronounced OOLY-yah (/ˈuljja/).
What Uliia means
Where Uliia comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Uliia belongs to the Julia family, and its root runs back to Latin. The Roman gens Iulia gave the world Iulius and Iulia, names linked to the Latin word iuvenis, meaning young. That link is why the short meaning reads as youthful. Uliia is a softer spelling of the same old name.
In Poland the name lives through its diminutives. A girl called Julia becomes Julka among friends and Jula at home. The masculine form Juliusz grows from the same Latin stock, so a brother and sister can share one origin while their names look apart.
On a class register in a Polish school, Uliia sits among the Julias and Julkas without much fuss. The spelling is rarer. The meaning holds steady: young.
How many people are named Uliia
1 in 3220548 women in Poland is named Uliia. 7 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #21716 among female names.