1. Noting the old account of the year, as regulated in 46 B.C. by Julius Caesar, which was superseded in England in 1752 by the Gregorian year, or new style.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• julai,
• julien,
• gullian,
• jullian,
• julan,
• julias,
• juliane,
• juman,
• gilian,
• lulian,
• julip,
• jalan,
• julain,
• juilan,
• julay,
• vilian,
• julians,
• julianna,
• juilia,
• juliann

• Juliano,
• Julianna,
• Julianne,
• Juliane,
• Julien,
• Juliana,
• julienne,
• Juliann,
• Julieann,
• clan.

The adjective form of the word "Julian" is "Julian".

The plural form of "julian" is "julians".

The singular form of the word "Julian" is "Julian". The word does not change its form when referring to only one person.