Definition
Definition of Roman - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
historyrelating to ancient Rome or its former empire
- Roman roads connected the empire.
2.
originof or from Rome
- The Roman architecture is stunning.
3.
religionTECH. related to the Catholic Church based in RomeTECH.
- The Roman traditions are observed here.
4.
notationTECH. marking numerals written with Latin letters rather than Arabic digitsTECH.
- He read the Roman numeral as ten.
5.
architectureTECH. of a style characterized by round arches and vaultsTECH.
- The building features Roman arches.
Noun
1.
historical personperson from the ancient state that ruled around the Mediterranean
- Julius Caesar was a famous Roman.
2.
personnative or resident of Rome
- She met a Roman during her trip to Italy.
3.
religionTECH. member of the Catholic ChurchTECH.
- He was a devout Roman.
Expressions with Roman
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pleasure derived from others' suffering
He took a Roman holiday in their misfortune.
related to the civilization of Ancient Rome
The ancient Roman architecture is still admired today.
modern spa or bathhouse styled after ancient Roman designs
The hotel's Roman baths offer a luxurious soaking experience.
the beliefs and practices of the Roman Catholic Church
Roman Catholicism has a significant influence in many countries.
numeral using Roman letters like I, V, X
The clock uses a Roman numeral for each hour.
window covering with smooth surface and folds when raised
The living room has elegant Roman shades.
nose with a slightly curved bridge
Her Roman nose gave her a distinguished profile.
style combining Greek and Roman elements
The building features Graeco-Roman architecture..
symbol of religious office worn by clergy
The bishop's Roman collar was visible during the ceremony.
member of the global church led from the Vatican
She is a devoted Roman Catholic.
fabric window covering that folds into pleats
She installed a Roman blind in the living room.
type of firework that shoots colored balls into the air
The night sky was lit up by a Roman candle during the celebration..
the largest branch of Christianity with a global presence
Many people around the world belong to the Roman Catholic Church.
time when Romans ruled and built cities
People lived in Roman times with different customs.
road built by Ancient Romans in Europe
The Roman road connected ancient cities across the empire.
relating to both Greek and Roman elements
The museum displayed Greco-Roman artifacts from ancient times..
style of building used in ancient Rome
The museum has exhibits on Roman architecture.
usual escargot of menus, thought introduced by Romans
Roman snails are a popular choice in French cuisine.
exercise equipment for lower back and core workouts
He strengthened his core using the Roman chair.
the basis for many modern systems of civil law
Many countries' civil laws are based on Roman law.
the eastern part of the Roman Empire after 395 AD
The Eastern Roman Empire thrived after the fall of the west.
connected with times earlier than Rome's rise and rule
They uncovered pre-Roman pottery during the excavation.
writing system used for many Western languages
English is written using the Roman alphabet..
calendar replaced by the Julian calendar in 45 BC
The Roman calendar was replaced by the Julian calendar.
Origin of Roman
Latin, Romanus (of Rome)
Terms with Roman included in their meaning
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numbers
roman numeral for the number three
vatican office
the bishop of Rome and leader of the Roman Catholic Church
history
related to ancient Greek or Roman culture
academic field
study of ancient Greek and Roman culture
mythology
myths from ancient Greek and Roman cultures
ancient tales
study of ancient Greek and Roman myths
culture
in the manner of ancient Greek and Roman culture
alphabet
the 23rd letter of the Roman alphabet
design era
inspired by ancient Greek and Roman forms, especially in buildings, painting
court tradition
legal system based on Roman law, not common law
art
architecture influenced by ancient Greek or Roman styles
Roman army
member of a legion, especially in the ancient Roman army
other faith
not related to the Roman Catholic Church
ancient Rome
member of ancient Roman aristocracy
pope
the head of the Roman Catholic Church
church practice
Roman Catholic devotion to Jesus's heart
city-state church
independent city-state in Rome, headquarters of the Roman Catholic Church
history
sand-covered center of Roman amphitheater
religion
the main priest serving a Roman Catholic parish
Roman history
ancient Roman racing track
religion
Roman Catholic church with special status
Roman class
member of the ancient Roman equites
religion
main priest serving a parish in Roman Catholicism
roman numeral
the number equal to six plus one
Examples of Roman in a sentence
Roman law laid the foundation for legal systems. The Roman roads are still in use today. She admired the Roman sculptures at the museum. The Roman calendar was followed by the community. Roman rituals are part of the ceremony. The clock displayed the time in Roman numerals.
She learned to write her name using Roman numerals. The museum showcases Roman architecture. Roman columns adorned the ancient structure. The Roman built impressive aqueducts. A Roman once ruled over this land. A Roman guided us through the ancient ruins. The Roman shared stories of the city's history. The Roman attended mass every Sunday. She was raised as a Roman in a small town.
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- French:romain, Romain, ...
- German:römisch, Römer, ...
- Italian:romano, cattolico romano, ...
- Spanish:romanas, romano, ...
- Portuguese:romano, Romano, ...
- Chinese:罗马的, 罗马人, ...
- Japanese:ローマの, ローマ人, ...
- Arabic:رُومِيّ, كَاثُولِيكِي, ...
- Hebrew:רוֹמִי, רוֹמַאי, ...
- Russian:римский, римлянин, ...
- Ukrainian:римський, римлянин, ...
- Hindi:रोमन, रोम से संबंधित, ...
Definition of roman - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
typographyTECH. upright style of type, not italicTECH.
- The book was printed in roman type.
Noun
1.
typographyTECH. typeface used in printingTECH.
- The book was printed in a clear, readable roman..
2.
literatureDated UK metrical narrative in medieval French literatureDated UK
- He studied the roman of the 12th century.
Expressions with roman
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style of typeface used in books
The book was printed in roman print.
standard alphabet used in English and other languages
The book was written in roman letters.
novel where real people are depicted under disguise
Her latest book is a roman à clef featuring thinly veiled versions of real celebrities.
style of typeface with upright letters
The book was printed in roman type.
large oval stone arena from ancient Rome with seats around central stage
The Colosseum is the most famous roman amphitheater in the world.
1950s French narrative trend, focused on form, rejecting classic plot
She studied nouveau roman, where form matters more than plot.
long novel chronicling a family or social group
The author spent years writing his roman fleuve.
Origin of roman
Latin, Romanus (of Rome)
Examples of roman in a sentence
She preferred roman letters for the title. The roman typeface is elegant and timeless. Publishers prefer roman for its readability. The professor lectured on the roman's influence. Medieval scholars often referenced the roman.
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- French:romain, police romaine, ...
- German:römischer, römische Schriftart, ...
- Italian:tondo, romano, ...
- Spanish:redonda, romana, ...
- Portuguese:redondo, romano, ...
- Chinese:罗马字体的, 罗马字体, ...
- Japanese:ローマン体の, ローマン体, ...
- Arabic:مُسْتَقِيم, خط روماني, ...
- Hebrew:רוֹמִי, גּוֹפָן רוֹמִי, ...
- Russian:прямой, римский шрифт, ...
- Ukrainian:римський, римський шрифт, ...
- Hindi:रोमन, रोमन टाइपफेस, ...
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