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I really like it (I'm also a big fan of Roman, on a boy), but I feel like Roma tomatoes and Roma gypsies will always be associated with it. A common vegetable and an ethnic group are a lot harder to shake off than, say, Selena's association with Selena Gomez, who will most likely fade in popularity.

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But Delilah is really popular, so if you love it enough to disregard connotations, go for it. It's a lovely sounding name.