Tullia is an Italian female given name that has been in use for centuries, originating from the Latin word 'tellus', which means earth or land. It was popular among ancient Roman families, including the famous Tullius clan from which Cicero, the renowned statesman and philosopher, hailed. In recent times, Tullia has seen a resurgence in popularity within Italy but remains relatively uncommon elsewhere.
The name Tullia experienced a gap in popularity from 2004 to 2008 with no births recorded during those years, but it saw an increase in usage thereafter, with 6 births occurring in 2014. Overall, the name has been given to 16 babies since 2004.