Meaning, origin and history of the name Romano

Gender Masculine

Pronounced Pron. /ro.ˈma.no/ [key ·simplify]

Meaning & History

Italian form of Romanus (see Roman).

RootRoma (place name)

Feminine FormRomana

Other Languages & CulturesRomanus (Ancient Roman) Raman (Belarusian) Romà (Catalan) Roman (Croatian) Roman (Czech) Romein (Dutch) Roman, Rome, Romey (English) Roman (Estonian) Romain, Roméo (French) Roman (German) Román (Hungarian) Romanos (Late Greek) Romaeus (Late Roman) Romāns (Latvian) Romanas, Romas (Lithuanian) Roman (Polish) Romão, Romeu (Portuguese) Rômulo (Portuguese (Brazilian)) Rómulo (Portuguese (European)) Romulus (Roman Mythology) Romeo, Romulus (Romanian) Roman, Roma (Russian) Roman (Slovak) Roman (Slovene) Román, Rómulo (Spanish) Roman (Ukrainian)

Surname DescendantRomano (Italian)

classic mature formal upper class strong simple serious

Italy: February 28

Italy: August 9