Romilly
Meaning of Romilly
Romilly is a charming and unique name of French origin, traditionally used for girls. Pronounced as RAH-mi-lee (/ˈrɔm.ɪ.li/), it carries an elegant and sophisticated flair that appeals to many parents seeking a distinctive yet timeless name for their daughters. The name Romilly is derived from the Old French place name "Romille," which itself has roots in the Latin word "Romulus," one of the legendary founders of Rome. Although not widely common, Romilly has been steadily gaining attention in recent years, reflecting its appeal among those who appreciate names with historical and cultural depth. A notable variation of this name is Romilda, which shares a similar melodic quality. In the United States, the name Romilly remains relatively rare but has seen a slight increase in usage over the past decade, with 15 occurrences in 2023 ranking it at 7207. This rarity adds to its allure, making it an excellent choice for parents looking for something both beautiful and uncommon for their baby girl.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as RAH-mi-lee (/ˈrɔm.ɪ.li/)
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Notable People Named Romilly
| Romilly Jenkins - Romilly James Heald Jenkins was a distinguished British scholar known for his expertise in Byzantine and Modern Greek studies, and held the esteemed position of Koraes Professor at King's College London from 1946 to 1960. |
| Romilly Jane Madew is an Australian business manager and the current Chief Executive Officer of Engineers Australia, specializing in sustainable building practices and infrastructure strategy. |
| Romilly Sarah Weeks is an English journalist known for her work as a political correspondent and news presenter for ITV News. |
| Arthur Romilly Fedden was an English artist and watercolourist, known for his work in the early 20th century. |
