Romayne is a variant of Romaine, the French feminine form of Roman. Ultimately derived from the Late Latin name Romanus meaning "Roman," it refers to a person from Rome or the Roman Empire. While less common as a given name, Romayne has occasionally been used as a modern expressive variant.Notable BearersNotable individuals with the given name include Romayne Wheeler, an American concert pianist, composer, writer, and researcher. As a surname, it is borne by figures such as composer Douglas Romayne and physician Nicholas Romayne.Cultural SignificanceAs an English name, Romayne fits within the tradition of using saints' names and Roman-inspired appellations. It may be chosen for its melodic quality or as a distinctive form of the more common Romaine.Meaning: RomanOrigin: Latin, via FrenchType: Given name & surnameUsage: English-speaking countries