Forename Romas

Throughout the world, Romas (Romas , Ромас , روماس ) is quite a rare predominantly masculine, but very infrequently girly given name. The first name Romas is habitual in Lithuania, where it is quite a common masculine name, Albania, where it is a rare boy's name, and Ireland. Measured by absolute frequency, this name is the most popular in Lithuania, Indonesia, and Russia. Likewise, Romas is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Romas

name Romaš, name Rômâ, name Romas, name روماس, name Ròmâ, name Româ, name Řòmâ, name Ŕòmâ, name Ромась, name រ៉ូម៉ាស, name រ៉ូម៉ាស់, name Ŕómâ, name Řőmâ, name Ŕômâ, name Rómâ, name Řõmâ, name Řómâ, name Ромас, name Rőmâ, name Rõmâ, name Řômâ

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Romas	Greece, Philippines, Lithuania, United States, Indonesia
Ромас, Ромась	Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Russia, Kyrgyzstan
روماس	Iraq

First names said to be same

Romaš, Româ, Ròmâ, Rómâ, Rômâ, Rõmâ, Rőmâ, Ŕòmâ, Ŕómâ, Ŕômâ, Řòmâ, Řómâ, Řômâ, Řõmâ, Řőmâ, រ៉ូម៉ាស, and រ៉ូម៉ាស់

First name Romas in the context

Romas is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: .

Notable namesakes

	romas batūra Lithuanian historian, LT (b. 1937)
	romas sadauskas Lithuanian journalist, LT (b. 1938)
	romas adomavičius Lithuanian politician, LT (b. 1953)
	romas kalanta Soviet dissident, LT (b. 1953)
	romas ubartas Lithuanian discus thrower, LT (b. 1960)
	romas magelinskas Austrian handball player, AT (b. 1968)
	romas viesulas American painter and lithographer, born in Lithuania, US (b. 1918)
	romas kirveliavičius Austrian handball player, AT (b. 1988)
	romas pakalnis Lithuanian university teacher, LT (b. 1941)
	romas lavrinavičius Lithuanian association football player, LT (b. 1941)
	romas kasparas LT (b. 1933)
	romas apanavičius Lithuanian economist, LT (b. 1945)
	romas juškelis Lithuanian photographer, LT (b. 1946)
	romas kilikauskas LT (b. 1936)
	romas kazlauskas LT (b. 1936)