The romano Surname
romano Name Meaning and History
- Italian and Spanish: from the personal name Romano, Latin Romanus, borne by several saints and martyrs. This was originally a byname for someone from Rome or for a Roman citizen, from Roma ‘Rome’. See also Roman.
- Italian: (Romanò): in Calabria, a term for someone from Nea Rhome ‘New Rome’, a medieval Greek name for Constantinople.
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
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| Romanos from Lapio, Avellino, Campania Italy |
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| Romano in Uruguay-South America | JOSE LUIS | 4 |
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| Romano family of Nevada and Colusa County, California |
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| ROMANO | Kathleen | 9 |
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