| Polska | Engelska |
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| Rom noun | Romnoun
a member of the Romani people |
| romaji noun | romajinoun
romanization of Japanese |
| Roman noun | Romannoun
male given name |
| Romandia noun | Romandynoun
French-speaking Switzerland |
| romani noun | Romaninoun
language |
| Romania | Romagna |
| romanista noun | Romanicistnoun
Romanicist |
| romanizacja noun | Romanizationnoun
putting text into the Latin (Roman) alphabet |
| Romanow noun | Romanoffnoun
imperial dynasty |
| romans | liaison love story |
| romans noun | affairnoun
adulterous relationship love affairnoun
adulterous relationship romancenoun
intimate relationship, love affair romancenoun
music: sentimental ballad romancenoun
story or novel dealing with idealized love |
| romansz | Romanche Romansh Rumantsch |
| romansz noun | Romanschnoun
the Romance language |
| romantyczka noun | romanticnoun
person who is behaving romantically romanticnoun
person with romantic character |
| romantycznie adverb | romanticallyadverb
in a romantic way |
| romantyczność noun | romanticismnoun
romantic quality, spirit or action |
| romantyczny noun | romanticistnoun
advocate or follower of romanticism |
| romantyczny adjective | romanticadjective
concerned with, or conducive to, romance and love romanticadjective
fantastic, idealistic Romanticadjective
Of or pertaining to Romanticism romanticadjective
powerfully sentimental, evocative |
| romantyk noun | romanticnoun
person who is behaving romantically romanticnoun
person with romantic character |
| romantyka noun | romancenoun
mysterious, fascinating quality |
| romantyzm noun | Romanticismnoun
artistic and intellectual movement romanticismnoun
romantic quality, spirit or action |
| romański adjective | Romanceadjective
of or dealing with languages or cultures derived from Roman influence and Latin Romanesqueadjective
Applied to the debased style of the later Roman empire Romanticadjective
Of or pertaining to Romance |
| romb noun | lozengenoun
rhombus rhombusnoun
A parallelogram having all sides of equal length |
| romboedr noun | rhombohedronnoun
prism with six faces, each a rhombus |
