Origin and Meaning of Romello

A variation of Romulus, meaning 'one who wanders' or 'a man of Rome.'

Origin: Italian - Derived from Romulus, the legendary founder of Rome, and is often associated with Roman heritage.

• Romello is a modern variation of Romulus and is often used in Italian-American communities.
• The name has garnered popularity in contemporary naming trends, particularly within the African-American community.
• Notable bearers include Romello White, a professional basketball player who has influenced the name's recognition.
• Romello has seen a rise in popularity in the 21st century, particularly in the United States.
• Similar names include Romulus, Roma, and other variations like Romello's diminutive, 'Romy'.