romano
word · lemma: roman
/ɹoʊˈmɑˌnoʊ/
roh-MAH-noh
/ɹˈəʊmən/
roh-MAH-noh
Definition
Relating to ancient or modern Rome, or a person from Rome.
Usage & Nuances
Used as both an adjective ('Roman architecture') and a noun ('a Roman'). Usually refers to ancient Rome in history, but can mean someone from modern Rome too. Capitalized as a proper adjective/noun.
Spanish: romanoPortuguese (BR): romanoPortuguese (PT): romanoChinese (Simplified): 罗马的 - 罗马人Chinese (Traditional): 羅馬的 - 羅馬人Hindi: रोमनArabic: رومانيBengali: রোমানRussian: римский - римлянинJapanese: ローマの - ローマ人Vietnamese: La Mã - người La MãKorean: 로마의 - 로마인Turkish: RomalıUrdu: رومیIndonesian: La Mã - người La Mã
Example Sentences
I love learning about Roman architecture and art.
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Many English words come from Roman Latin.
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He wore a Roman costume to the party last night.
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She studies Roman history at university.
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A Roman is someone from Rome.
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The Roman Empire was very powerful.
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