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Tiffany. You don't even have to look for a Roman name, unless you really feel like it, because Tiffany comes from the Greek of either the phrase "Appearance of God" or the name of the goddess "Epiphany" (which one depends on where you look). Romans adored the Grecians.

If you really desired a Roman name, I would:

* search for the meanings of your middle or last name, and find the Latin of that * pick a couple words that describe you and find the Latin meanings of those * Latinize your name as tack-ily as possible, like Tiffanus, or Tiffana.

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