Rome in Irish
Rome in Irish is Róimh — Rome means the capital city of Italy, historically the capital of the ancient Roman Empire, and by extension a name for that empire or the Catholic Church.
Rome in Irish
Róimh
A major city, the capital of Italy and the Italian region of Lazio, located on the Tiber River; the ancient capital of the Roman Empire.
What does "Rome" mean?
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name The capital city of Italy, historically the capital of the ancient Roman Empire, and by extension a name for that empire or the Catholic Church.
"They wandered past the Colosseum on their first day in Rome."
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Rome in a sentence
- They wandered past the Colosseum on their first day in Rome.
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What is "Rome" in Irish?
"Rome" in Irish is Róimh. Rome means: The capital city of Italy, historically the capital of the ancient Roman Empire, and by extension a name for that empire or the Catholic Church.
How do you use "Rome" in a sentence?
Example: "They wandered past the Colosseum on their first day in Rome." In Irish, "Rome" is Róimh.
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