In all the world, Romed (Romed 
) is a rare masculine first name. The first name Romed is habitual in Austria, where it is a rare boy's name, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Philippines, where it is a very rare predominantly boy's, but very infrequently feminine name. Measured by absolute frequency, it most frequently occurs in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Austria, and India. Very seldom, Romed is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Romed | Philippines, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Austria, India, Germany |
| romed plank miner, musician and photographer from Austria, AT (b. 1874) |
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| romed speckbacher der ältere Austrian sculptor, AT (b. 1889) |
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| romed speckbacher der jüngere Austrian sculptor (b. 1922) |
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romed baumann austrian alpine skier, AT (b. 1986) |
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romed vieider Austrian basketball player (1991-), AT (b. 1991) |
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| romed mungenast Austrian author, AT (b. 1953) |
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| romed wyder Swiss film producer, film director and screenwriter, CH (b. 1967) |
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| romed hoermann researcher |
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| romed kelp Dr. oec. publ. Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München 2000 |
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| romed schur Dr.-Ing. Universität Stuttgart 2002 |
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Red, Haberl, Irmler, Walder, Yezdan, Mbou-Essie, Stocker, Schwyter, Cahayag, Baumann, Kircher, Perfler, Rosales, Drexler, Lechner, Vieider, Berghoff, Ladstätter, Juniardi, Hoermann, Felderer, Scarpatetti, Hasler, Kleinlercher, Lanser, Kelmer, Das, Von, Mbou, Cruz, Khan, Balon, Bucay, Karre, Knabl, Posch, Garza, Giner, Hackl, Wopfner, Wyder, Meirer, Mussner, Sagang, Aspmair, Chacon, Bucher, Demetz, and Regensburger