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I like it. The pronunciation is very familiar, even though it starts with a U. And even though it starts with a vowel, the Y sounds gives it substance - though the OO pronunciation is nice, too.
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I don't like the "oo" beginning. Juliana ("yoo-") is much nicer in my opinion.
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I pronounce it both ways
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I prefer Ulyana but Uliana is nice enough. I can see it as an alternative to the older Julia/Julie even though it itself is a variant.
It would be great on a sci-fi or fantasy character or in an historical piece.
Hbo recently used the name Ulana for Chernobyl on their composite scientist character to represent the many that were involved . (I had to look this up to be sure because I wasn't quite sure.)
It's not quite my style but potential combos:
Uliana Elisaveta
Uliana Juanita
Uliana Blaguna
Uliana Evangeline
Uliana Sutton
Uliana Prudence
Uliana Ivana
Uliana Isolde
Uliana Isobel
It would be great on a sci-fi or fantasy character or in an historical piece.
Hbo recently used the name Ulana for Chernobyl on their composite scientist character to represent the many that were involved . (I had to look this up to be sure because I wasn't quite sure.)
It's not quite my style but potential combos:
Uliana Elisaveta
Uliana Juanita
Uliana Blaguna
Uliana Evangeline
Uliana Sutton
Uliana Prudence
Uliana Ivana
Uliana Isolde
Uliana Isobel
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