Looking for names that mean Roman? We couldn't find the exact name Roman, but listed below are some first names meaning Roman or names similar to the word Roman.

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Marcelina  (Latin)
Of Mars. Mars Was Mythological Roman God of Fertility for Whom the Month March Was Named; Mythologically Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Marcelinda  (Latin)
Of Mars. Mars Was Mythological Roman God of Fertility for Whom the Month March Was Named; Mythologically Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Marcellina  (Latin)
Of Mars. Mars Was Mythological Roman God of Fertility for Whom the Month March Was Named; Mythologically Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Marcellus  (Latin)
Hammer. Also a Diminutive of Marcus: Mars (Roman God of War). A Family Name in Ancient Rome

Marcelyn  (Latin)
Of Mars. Mars Was Mythological Roman God of Fertility for Whom the Month March Was Named; Mythologically Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Marcena  (Latin)
Of Mars. Feminine of Marcus. Mars Was Mythological Roman God of Fertility Also Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Marcena  (Latin)
Of Mars. Feminine of Marcus. Mars Was Mythological Roman God of Fertility Also Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Marchelle  (French)
Of Mars. Mars Was Mythological Roman God of Fertility for Whom the Month March Was Named; Mythologically Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Marci  (Latin)
Of Mars. Feminine of Marcus. Mars Was Mythological Roman God of Fertility Also Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Marcia  (Latin)
Of Mars. Feminine of Marcus. Mars Was Mythological Roman God of Fertility Also Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Marcianne  (Latin)
Of Mars. Feminine of Marcus. Mars Was Mythological Roman God of Fertility Also Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Marcie  (Latin)
Diminutive of Marcia: Mars (Roman God of War). Derived from the Roman Clan 'Marcius'

Marcine  (Latin)
Of Mars. Feminine of Marcus. Mars Was Mythological Roman God of Fertility Also Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Marcio  (Italian)
Of Mars. The Roman Fertility God Mars for Whom March Was Named

Marco  (Italian)
Italian Form of Marcus: Mars (Roman God of War). Famous Bearer: Marco Polo (-), Explorer from Venice. Warring

Marcos  (Portuguese)
Of Mars. The Roman Fertility God Mars for Whom March Was Named

Marcos  (Spanish)
Of Mars. The Roman Fertility God Mars for Whom March Was Named

Marcus  (Latin)
Hammer. Mars (Roman God of War). Famous Bearer: Marcus Antonius (Mark Antony), Roman Triumvir and Lover of Egyptian Pharaoh Cleopatra

Marcus  (Scottish)
Latin Name of Uncertain Derivation. Most Believe it Has Its Root in Mars, the Name of the Roman Mythological God of War, and is Therefore Given the Meaning 'War-like.' Others Think it is from Mas (Man

Marcy  (Latin)
Diminutive of Marcia: Mars (Roman God of War). Derived from the Roman Clan 'Marcius'. Warring

Maricel  (Spanish)
Variant of Marcella: of Mars. Mars Was the Mythological Roman God of Fertility for Whom the Month March Was Named; Mythologically Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Maricela  (Spanish)
Variant of Marcella: of Mars. Mars Was the Mythological Roman God of Fertility for Whom the Month March Was Named; Mythologically Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Maricelia  (Spanish)
Variant of Marcella: of Mars. Mars Was the Mythological Roman God of Fertility for Whom the Month March Was Named; Mythologically Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Maricella  (Spanish)
Variant of Marcella: of Mars. Mars Was the Mythological Roman God of Fertility for Whom the Month March Was Named; Mythologically Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Mario  (Latin)
Variant of Marius: Hammer. Mars (Roman God of War). Also One of the Number of Masculine Variants of Mary That Can Be Attributed to the Virgin Mary

Marisela  (Spanish)
Variant of Marcella: of Mars. Mars Was the Mythological Roman God of Fertility for Whom the Month March Was Named; Mythologically Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Marius  (Latin)
Hammer. Mars (Roman God of War). A Roman Clan Name

Marius  (Latin)
Sailor, Roman Clan Name

Mark  (Shakespearean)
'Antony and Cleopatra' and 'The Tragedy of Julius Caesar.' Mark Antony, Roman Triumvir and Cleopatra's Lover

Mark  (English)
Derived from Latin 'Marcus': Mars (Roman God of War). St. Mark Was the Author of the Second Gospel. Famous Bearer: Mark Twain (-). Mark Twain's Real Name Was Samuel Clemens

Markos  (Dutch)
Of Mars. The Roman Fertility God Mars for Whom March Was Named

Markos  (German)
Of Mars. The Roman Fertility God Mars for Whom March Was Named

Markos  (Hungarian)
Of Mars. The Roman Fertility God Mars for Whom March Was Named

Markus  (Dutch)
Of Mars. The Roman Fertility God Mars for Whom March Was Named

Markus  (German)
Of Mars. The Roman Fertility God Mars for Whom March Was Named

Markus  (Hungarian)
Of Mars. The Roman Fertility God Mars for Whom March Was Named

Marsha  (Latin)
Variant of Marcia: Mars (Roman God of War). Derived from the Roman Clan 'Marcius'. Warring

Martin  (Latin)
Of Mars (The Roman God of War); Warlike. Famous Bearer: Black Civil-rights Leader Martin Luther King

Martin  (English)
War-like; from the Latin Martinus, a Derivative of Mars, the Name of the Roman Mythological God of War

Martina  (Latin)
Feminine Form of Martin: of Mars (The Roman God of War); Warlike

Martine  (Latin)
Feminine Form of Martin: of Mars (The Roman God of War); Warlike

Marty  (Latin)
Diminutive of Martin: of Mars (The Roman God of War); Warlike. Famous Bearer: Black Civil-rights Leader Martin Luther King

Martyn  (Latin)
Variant of Martin: of Mars (The Roman God of War); Warlike. Famous Bearer: Black Civil-rights Leader Martin Luther King

Millie  (English)
Diminutive of Mildred: Mild of Strength. Also a Diminutive of the Latin Emily, from Aemilia, the Feminine Form of the Roman Family Name Aemilius

Millie  (Latin)
Diminutive of Camilla: Servant for the Temple; Free-born; Noble. Feminine Form of Camillus. Famous Bearer: Roman Mythological Volscian Warrior Queen Camilla. Fanny Burney's Th Century Novel 'Camilla'

Milly  (English)
Diminutive of Mildred: Mild of Strength. Also a Diminutive of the Latin Emily, from Aemilia, the Feminine Form of the Roman Family Name Aemilius

Milly  (Latin)
Diminutive of Camilla: Servant for the Temple; Free-born; Noble. Feminine Form of Camillus. Famous Bearer: Roman Mythological Volscian Warrior Queen Camilla. Fanny Burney's Th Century Novel 'Camilla'

Minerva  (Latin)
Mind; to Remember. Minerva Was the Roman Goddess of Wisdom, Arts, Crafts, and of War

Nicanor  (Shakespearean)
'The Tragedy of Coriolanus.' a Roman

Octavia  (Latin)
Born Eighth. in the Roman Empire, Octavia Was the Sister of Octavian Who Was Married to Mark Antony (As a Political Alliance). They Were Later Divorced (In Bc)

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