I love the ‘Rom’ sound in names.
[name]Romy[/name] is on my girls name list, and [name]Romilly[/name] is a name I like the sound of too; [name]Roman[/name] was on our boys list but it just didn’t feel ideal.
Am just curious as to any ‘Rom’ names I’m missing- as interesting/rare as you like.
[name]Just[/name] hoping for some new finds, really!
[name]Remy[/name] is close but not a “romy.”
Romain: I’m a big fan of the actor Romain Duris so I think it’s a great name but here it’s a lettuce 
Here is a big list of “Rom” names, most of which I know little or nothing about so if you like one you should look into meaning, historical use and associations. Hope you find some inspiration. I cut & paste so just disregard any obvious undesirable names (like Romel which I’ll remove)
Boys
Romeo
Romolo
Romin
Romul
Romual
Romule
Romain
Romualdo
Romario
Romann
Romero
Romarik
Romain-Pierre
Romuald
Romary
Romarie
Romaric
Romuld
Roman
Romano
Romulus
Romeu
Romarick
Girls
Romanie
Romance
Romana
Romee
Romy
Romane
Romayssa
Romaine
Romilda
Romualde
Romanella
Roma
Romea
Romelie
Romie
Romeissa
Romaissa
Romina
Romanne
[name]Romola[/name]! There’s a British actress with this name, and I think it’s fabulous.
[name]Rosamund[/name] is a heavy but lovely name, imo!
Second vote for [name]Romola[/name] (Google [name]Romola[/name] Garai, she’s great!)
For the boys, there has been some great suggestions. Romin is particularly suave.
[name]Romer[/name] is a surname name I’ve heard used and liked. Roam is another boys’ name, meaning (predictably) ‘one who wanders’
[name]Rommel[/name]/ [name]Romel[/name]- Very unusual. I can kind of imagine this on a little boy now. Comes across as very serious though, for some reason…
[name]Romney[/name]- Welsh for ‘curving river’. I love this one!
Romelia- This is gorgeous (I think)
[name]Romia[/name] (Rom-ya)- A slightly Eastern European sounding one, this is. Roots in Latin/Hebrew/Romanian
@augusta_lee, I love [name]Romola[/name] too! And the actress [name]Romola[/name] Garai was the first I had heard of it.
Me too! I’m trying to get [name]Romilly[/name] past committee (DH!) with “[name]Romy[/name]” as nn.
In [name]England[/name], [name]Romy[/name] is often sort for [name]Rosemary[/name].
[name]Bartram[/name], boys name could be shortened to [name]Romy[/name]. Means “Glorious [name]Raven[/name]” = maybe good for dark haired baby?
[name]Bromley[/name] also has a strong “rom” - it means “bush covered meadow”.
Good luck!
sorry [name]Rommel[/name] is too Nazi related to be usable [name]IMO[/name].
I like [name]Roma[/name] and [name]Romilly[/name]. I have a friend named [name]Romilda[/name], and I knew an elderly lady named [name]Romaine[/name] but all I think of is lettuce
Oh gosh forgot the Nazi association. Definitely retracting that claim for [name]Rommel[/name]!
I love [name]Romola[/name]! It’s on my long list.