Romanoff

English

Alternative forms

• Romanov

Etymology

Transliteration of Russian Рома́нов (Románov). From Рома́н (Román), from Romance Roman, from Latin Roma (“Rome”), possibly from a name for river (referring to the Tiber).

Proper noun

Romanoff (plural Romanoffs)

1. A surname from Russian.
2. A dynasty that ruled the Russian Empire
3. An aristocratic house that formed a ruling dynasty of Russia

Translations

imperial dynasty

• Arabic: رُومَانوف (rumanūf)
• Armenian: Ռոմանով (Ṙomanov)
• Azerbaijani: Romanov (tr)
• Belarusian: Раманав m (Ramanav)
• Bulgarian: Романов m (Romanov)
• Catalan: Romànov
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 羅曼諾夫／罗曼诺夫 (luòmánófu)

• Czech: Romanov m
• Danish: Romanov
• Dutch: Romanov
• Estonian: Romanov
• Finnish: Romanov
• French: Romanov (fr)
• Georgian: რომანოვი (romanovi)
• German: Romanow
• Greek: Ρομανώφ (el) (Romanóf)
• Hebrew: רומנוב
• Hungarian: Romanov
• Indonesian: Romanov
• Italian: Romanov
• Japanese: ロマノフ (Romanofu)
• Kazakh: Романов (Romanov)
• Korean: 로마노프 (romanopeu)
• Latvian: Romanovs m
• Lithuanian: Romanovas (lt) m
• Macedonian: Романов m (Romanov)
• Malay: Romanov
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: Romanov

• Persian: رومانوف (rômânof)
• Polish: Romanow (pl) m
• Portuguese: Romanov
• Romanian: Romanov m
• Russian: Рома́нов (ru) m (Románov)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Романов m

  Roman: Romanov m

• Slovak: Romanov m
• Slovene: Romanov m
• Spanish: Románov
• Swedish: Romanov
• Thai: รามานาฟ (raa-maa-nôf)
• Turkish: Romanov (tr)
• Ukrainian: Рома́нов m (Románov)
• Vietnamese: Romanov