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Romanoff

Romanoff proper noun: a surname from Russian.

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

Romanoff meaning in Arabic, Malay, Indonesian and Persian

Romanoff in Arabic

imperial dynasty
رُومَانوف rumanūf

Romanoff in Malay

imperial dynasty
Romanov

Romanoff in Indonesian

imperial dynasty
Romanov

Romanoff in Persian

imperial dynasty
رومانوف rômânof
More languagesFewer languages
Romanoff in Thai
รามานาฟ raa-maa-nôf
Romanoff in Vietnamese
Romanov

Forms of Romanoff

pluralRomanoffs
alternative formRomanov

Origin of Romanoff

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).

Questions about Romanoff

What does Romanoff mean?
Romanoff means a surname from Russian.
What is Romanoff in Arabic?
Romanoff in Arabic is رُومَانوف (rumanūf). See Romanoff meaning in Arabic.
What part of speech is Romanoff?
Romanoff is a proper noun.

Words near Romanoff in the dictionary

  1. Romano beans
  2. Romano-
  3. Romano-Byzantine
  4. Romano-Germanic
  5. Romano-Ward syndrome
  6. Romanoff
  7. Romanogers
  8. Romanological
  9. Romanologist
  10. Romanologists
  11. Romanology

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