Romà / Roman / Romain / Romano

The name Romà is the Catalan form of Romanus, a Latin cognomen meaning 'from Rome'. This name was historically given to people who were either citizens of Rome or who came from the city of Rome itself. Its usage spread throughout the Roman Empire and persisted in various forms in regions that were once under Roman influence, including Catalonia.

In Catalonia, Romà has been used for centuries, reflecting the region's deep historical ties to the Roman world. It is a classic name that maintains a connection to ancient history and the grandeur of the Roman Empire, often associated with strength, tradition, and a sense of belonging to a significant heritage.