Rowland is famous both as a first name and a surname. This name, historically, was given to people who lived in places around Sussex and Derbyshire. Apart from this, the surname is also known to have come from the French and German variation - Roland.
This name is most commonly given to male children, and has many possible variations in different cultures and communities.
When this name is translated from English, French and German, the meaning of Rowland is 'famed land', 'renowned in the land', or 'one who is famous in his own land'. Understandably, in the past centuries, this name would have been much ore relevant due to the importance that was given to homeland and being considered strong among the people within it.
This name can also alternatively be translated from Latin, Teutonic and American to mean 'famous'.
People often name their children Rowland or Roland with the belief that such children grow up to become famous and strong.
Some famous people named Rowland are Adele Rowland, Albert Rowland, Alf Rowland and Andy Rowland.
Spelling of Rowland
R-O-W-L-A-N-D , is a 7-letter male given name.
