What Are People From Romania Called?

Eastern Europe, Romania

The demonym for people from Romania is:

Romanian

Pronunciation:

/roʊˈmeɪniən/

Ends in -ian — see how this suffix works

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About Romania

Romania is a country in Southeast Europe with Bucharest as its capital and the largest country in the region by population. It joined the European Union in 2007 and has since joined the Schengen area. Romania is known for its Carpathian Mountains, which offer hiking, wildlife, and medieval towns, and for the Black Sea coast, where resorts line sandy beaches. The country is also famous worldwide for the Dracula legend, inspired by the region of Transylvania and its castles. Romania's cultural heritage includes painted monasteries in Bukovina, folk traditions, and a distinctive language with Latin roots. Visitors can explore Bucharest's architecture, the Danube Delta, and the historic cities of Transylvania, making Romania a diverse and fascinating destination. Its friendly people and traditional hospitality leave a lasting impression on many travelers.

Quick Facts about Romania
Population:
19,015,088 (2024 est.)
Country:
Romania
Region:
Eastern Europe

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Etymology of the Romania Demonym

From the Latin 'Romanus', meaning 'citizen of Rome', reflecting the Roman heritage.

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