Origin and Meaning of Romelle

A variant of Romy, meaning 'dew' or 'morning' and can also be interpreted as 'from Rome'.

Origin: Latin - Romelle is derived from Romy, which itself is a diminutive of the name Roma, coming from the Latin 'Roma', meaning 'Rome'.

• Romelle is a modern variation of traditional names like Romy and Roma, and is often associated with a sense of elegance and uniqueness.
• The name Romelle is relatively rare and is primarily used in English-speaking countries, often appealing to parents looking for unique or less common names.
• Notable bearers of the name include Romelle Monet, an emerging artist, which helps in bringing recognition to the name.
• Romelle has gained a slight increase in popularity over the years thanks to its melodic sound, though it remains outside the top name rankings.
• Related names include Romy, Roma, and other variants such as Romina and Roman.