Tullia

Tullia is the feminine form of the name Tullius in Italy and Spain, which traces back to the late Latin surname Tullius. The name is often associated with 'the cloudburst.'

What does the name Tullia mean?

Tullia represents the feminine variant of Tullius and may be derived from the Latin term tullĭus, which means 'cloudburst,' 'heavy rain,' or 'jet of a fountain.' The male equivalents include Tullis, Tullio, Tulio, and Tully.

Where does the name Tullia come from?

The name Tullia has its roots in Latin and means 'the cloudburst.' The Latin word tullĭus stands for cloudburst, heavy rain, and jet of a fountain. The languages in which the name is common are Italian and Spanish.

How do you pronounce Tullia?

Tullia is pronounced as 'Tul-lia.'

Popularity

In Germany, Tullia is considered a rather rare first name. It has not yet achieved a notable position in local charts. In Austria, the name reached its best placement at 442nd place in 1987. In the last ten years, Tullia has been given as a first name fewer than ten times, placing it at 4,017th in the ten-year statistics. Over the period from 1984 to 2024, it ranks 4,797th in Austria.

Famous people

• Tullia (daughter of the famous Roman orator Cicero; his favorite child)
• Tullia D'Aragona (Italian writer)
• Tullia Socin (Italian painter)