Jurian is a name of Dutch origin, derived from the Latin 'Iurianus', which means 'belonging to the estate'. It's a unique and distinctive name that's not widely known outside of the Netherlands but has been used there since medieval times. The name Jurian is often associated with strong family ties and roots due to its historical connection with land ownership. It's composed of two elements, 'Iurius' meaning law or justice, and '-anus', a suffix indicating belonging to something. The name Jurian doesn't have any specific spelling variations but can sometimes be spelled as Jurien or Jurriaan.
Jurian is quite rare, with only 7 babies given this name in 2009 and another 5 in 2011, for a total of 12 recorded births over these two years.