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Where Does The Last Name Roman Come From? ^{nationality or country of origin}

The last name Roman (Arabic: روماني, Bengali: রোমন, Georgian: რომან, Hindi: रोमन, Marathi: रोमन, Oriya: େରାମାନ, Russian: Роман, Tibetan: རོ་མན་) is borne by more people in Mexico than any other country or territory. It may also be rendered in the variant forms: Román, Röman, Romàn, Róman, Romań, Romãn, Român, Rôman or Rómán. For other potential spellings of this surname click here.

How Common Is The Last Name Roman? ^{popularity and diffusion}

This surname is the 958^th most commonly held last name world-wide, held by approximately 1 in 13,115 people. The last name Roman occurs predominantly in The Americas, where 68 percent of Roman live; 30 percent live in North America and 20 percent live in Hispano-North America. It is also the 212^th most prevalent first name at a global level. It is borne by 2,556,570 people.

Roman is most frequently used in Mexico, where it is held by 111,374 people, or 1 in 1,114. In Mexico it is most common in: Veracruz, where 12 percent reside, Guerrero, where 11 percent reside and México, where 9 percent reside. Beside Mexico this surname exists in 154 countries. It is also found in The United States, where 12 percent reside and Spain, where 9 percent reside.

Roman Family Population Trend ^{historical fluctuation}

The prevalency of Roman has changed through the years. In The United States the number of people bearing the Roman last name grew 7,438 percent between 1880 and 2014; in England it grew 1,130 percent between 1881 and 2014; in Scotland it grew 1,033 percent between 1881 and 2014; in Ireland it grew 625 percent between 1901 and 2014 and in Wales it grew 360 percent between 1881 and 2014.

Roman Last Name Statistics ^demography

The religious devotion of those holding the Roman last name is predominantly Catholic (50%) in Ireland, Orthodox (91%) in Russia, Catholic (69%) in Belarus, Orthodox (83%) in Kazakhstan, Christian (100%) in Kenya, Sunni (50%) in Lebanon and Orthodox (67%) in Ukraine.

In The United States those holding the Roman last name are 40.27% more likely to be registered with the Democratic Party than the national average, with 93.5% being registered with the political party.

The amount Roman earn in different countries varies greatly. In Italy they earn 51.57% less than the national average, earning €14,545 per year; in Norway they earn 5.26% less than the national average, earning 327,869 kr per year; in Peru they earn 2.67% less than the national average, earning S/. 18,868 per year; in South Africa they earn 17.57% less than the national average, earning R 195,888 per year; in Colombia they earn 9.98% more than the national average, earning $24,967,600 COP per year; in United States they earn 7.36% less than the national average, earning $39,975 USD per year and in Canada they earn 12.43% more than the national average, earning $55,861 CAD per year.