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Rom noun a member of the Romani people | Cygannoun Cygankanoun Romnoun Romkanoun |
Roma noun the Romani people | Romowienoun |
Romagna | |
Romaine lettuce noun Lactuca sativa longifolia | sałata rzymskanoun |
romaji noun romanization of Japanese | romajinoun |
Romalogy | |
Roman noun a native or inhabitant of the Roman Empire | Rzymianinnoun Rzymiankanoun |
Roman noun a native or resident of Rome | rzymianinnoun rzymiankanoun |
Roman noun male given name | Romannoun |
Roman adjective of or from Rome | rzymskiadjective |
Roman adjective of or from the Roman Empire | rzymskiadjective |
Roman noun the Roman script | łacinkanoun |
Roman Catholic adjective of or pertaining to the Roman Catholic Church | rzymskokatolickiadjective |
Roman Catholic adjective of or pertaining to the Roman/Latin Rite | rzymskokatolickiadjective |
Roman Catholic noun person | katoliczkanoun katoliknoun |
Roman Empire noun ancient Latin empire | |
Roman law noun legal system of Ancient Rome | rzymskie prawonoun |
Roman mile noun Roman unit of length | milanoun |
Roman numeral noun numeral represented by letters | cyfra rzymskanoun |
Roman numerals noun system of numerals | Cyfra rzymskanoun |
Roman road noun road built by the Romans | droga rzymskanoun |
romance noun intimate relationship, love affair | romansnoun |
romance noun music: sentimental ballad | romansnoun |
romance noun mysterious, fascinating quality | romantykanoun |
Romance adjective of or dealing with languages or cultures derived from Roman influence and Latin | romańskiadjective |
romance noun story or novel dealing with idealized love | romansnoun |
Romanche | |
Romandy noun French-speaking Switzerland | Romandianoun |
Romanesque adjective Applied to the debased style of the later Roman empire | romańskiadjective |
Romani noun language | język cygańskinoun język romskinoun romaninoun |
Romani studies noun field of study concerned with the culture, history and language of the Romani people | romologianoun |