Rolland

Rolland is a surname of French origin that has roots in the Old Germanic name “Hrodland.” The name means “renowned land,” indicating that the family may have once owned or been associated with a notable piece of property. The Rolland family has a rich history, with notable individuals such as the French writer Romain Rolland, and the Scottish poet and novelist Walter Scott, who used Rolland as a character in his novel “The Talisman.” Today, Rolland remains a relatively common surname, particularly in France and other parts of Europe.