No. 3,764 in German
romano
"Romano" is not a standard German word; it appears to be Italian or Spanish, meaning "Roman" or related to Rome.
In a sentence
Ich habe ein Buch über Romano gekauft.
I bought a book about Romano.
In this sentence, 'Romano' is used as a proper noun referring to a person's name.
Das Rezept verlangt eine Handvoll Romano Käse.
The recipe requires a handful of Romano cheese.
Here, 'Romano' is used as part of a noun phrase referring to a type of cheese.
Ihr Stil ist sehr romano und elegant.
Her style is very Roman and elegant.
In this context, 'romano' is an adjective derived from the Latin root for 'Roman', describing a characteristic suggestive of Rome or Roman elegance.
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