Roman in Italian
Roman in Italian is romano, romana — Roman means relating to the city of Rome or the ancient Roman Empire.
Roman in Italian
romano
Of or from Rome.
romana
Of or from Rome.
romano
romana
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 Italian?
"Roman" in Italian is romano, romana. 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 Italian, "Roman" is romano, romana.
Are there other ways to say "Roman" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "Roman": romano, romana.
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