Romolo
Meaning of Romolo
Romolo is a strong and distinctive name of Italian origin, meaning "from Rome." This ancient name is associated with the legendary founder of Rome, Romulus, who, according to Roman mythology, was raised by a she-wolf. The name Romolo exudes power and leadership. Its rarity adds to its appeal for parents seeking a unique yet historically significant name for their son. In New York, Romolo had sporadic occurrences in the early 20th century, reflecting its uncommon status while maintaining an intriguing historical connection. The Italian pronunciation roh-MOH-loh (/roˈmoːlo/) gives this name an exotic and melodious quality that sets it apart.
Pronunciation
Italian
- Pronunced as roh-MOH-loh (/roˈmoːlo/)
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Notable People Named Romolo
| Romolo Griffini was a Milanese physician, social reformer, patriot-activist, and newspaper journalist-editor. |
| Romolo Tavoni, an Italian sports executive, is renowned for his contributions to Ferrari. |
| Romolo Valli was an Italian actor known for his work in film, theater, and television. |
| Romolo Manissero, an early Italian aviator, trained at the Berlioz school in Paris and became the first Italian to perform a loop-the-loop. |
| Romolo Ferri was a successful Italian Grand Prix motorcycle road racer, achieving his most notable victory in the 125cc German Grand Prix in 1956 and finishing the season in second place overall. |
