In the education of love, many mothers call their children Jorio. What do you mean Jorio is here?

The Education of Love is a children's novel written by the Italian writer Edmund de Amicus at 1886. Jorio Giulio (Italian), including Julie July (English) and Julian Julien (German, French) all come from Latin Julius (julius), which is the name of Roman general and consul Caesar. Julian is a variant of giuliano, which means Caesar's man. The female name is Julia Giulia (Italian). According to the thinking mode named by China people, I personally think that it refers to the words tiger and dragon in the name, which means it is mighty.