Roman in Irish
Roman in Irish is Rómhánach, Róimhe — Roman means relating to the city of Rome or the ancient Roman Empire.
Roman in Irish
Rómhánach
Róimhe
Rómhánach
What does "Roman" mean?
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adj Relating to the city of Rome or the ancient Roman Empire.
"The museum has an excellent collection of Roman coins."
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adj Describing upright, non-slanted print type, as opposed to italic.
"The instructions are printed in roman type, with key terms in italic."
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noun A native or resident of Rome.
"The tour guide, a lifelong Roman, knew every back street."
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Roman in a sentence
- The museum has an excellent collection of Roman coins.
- The instructions are printed in roman type, with key terms in italic.
- The tour guide, a lifelong Roman, knew every back street.
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What is "Roman" in Irish?
"Roman" in Irish is Rómhánach, Róimhe. Roman means: Relating to the city of Rome or the ancient Roman Empire.
How do you use "Roman" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum has an excellent collection of Roman coins." In Irish, "Roman" is Rómhánach, Róimhe.
Are there other ways to say "Roman" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "Roman": Rómhánach, Róimhe.
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