Roman (name)

Roman is a male first name and is derived from the Latin Romanus, " Roman " or " Roman " her. The female form is Romana, possibly Romina.

Variants

The surname is common in various forms in most European languages:

  • French: Romain
  • German: Roman
  • Lithuanian: Romana
  • Greek: Romanos
  • Italian: Romano
  • Polish: Roman / Romek (small form)
  • Russian: A Novel ( Роман )
  • Spanish: Román
  • Hungarian: Román

Name-day

Name Days for novel are February 28 (so-called Romanustag ), August 9 and November 18; for the female form Romana and Romina is also August 9, as well as February 23 in use.

Historical bearers of the name

  • Roman I, 1131-1167 Bishop of Gurk
  • Novel by Leibnitz ( † 1179 ), a novel II 1174-1179 Bishop of Gurk
  • Romanus, jailer of St. Lawrence of Rome; was converted by this and died a martyr
  • Romanus, a monk who brought St. Benedict of Nursia as a hermit in the food whose time
  • Romanus of Condat (ca. 400-464 ), founder of the monastery Condat, saint of the Roman Catholic Church
  • Romanus, Pope in the year 897
  • Romanos Melodos, most famous hymn writer of the Byzantine Church
  • Romanus I Lakapenos, Byzantine Emperor
  • Romanos II, Byzantine Emperor
  • Romanos III. Argyros, Byzantine Emperor
  • Romanus IV Diogenes, Byzantine Emperor
  • Roman Mstislavich, Ruthenian Prince (1150-1205)
  • Roman, Bulgarian Tsar ( -979 to 929 )
  • Roman I, Prince of Moldavia (1391-1394)
  • Roman II, Prince of Moldavia (1447-1448)

Contemporary bearers of the name

  • Roman Abramovich Arkadyevitch ( b. 1966 ), billionaire Russian oligarch and governor of the Chukotka region ( 2000-2008 )
  • Roman Coppola (born 1965 ), American film director
  • Roman Herzog ( born 1934 ), German Federal President (1994-1999 )
  • Roman Hubník (* 1984), the Czech football player
  • Roman Lob (* 1990), German singer and participants at the Euro Vision Song Contest 2012
  • Roman Lochmann (* 1999), German singer and actor
  • Roman Polanski ( born 1933), Polish- French film director
  • Roman Rafreider (* 1969 ), Austrian journalist and television presenter
  • Roman Rubinstein (1917-1999), German writer and resistance fighter
  • Roman Sergeyevich Sharonov (* 1976), Russian football player
  • Roman Totenberg (1911-2012), American violinist and violin teacher
  • Roman Vlad (1919-2013), Romanian - Italian pianist and composer
  • Roman Wasserfuhr (* 1985), German jazz pianist, composer and arranger
  • Roman Weidenfeller ( born 1980 ), German football player
  • Male first name
  • Slavic personal name
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