Romeo in Latin
Romeo in Latin is Romaeus — Romeo means a passionate, devoted boyfriend or lover.
Romeo in Latin
Romaeus
(fiction) One of the main characters of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare: the ardent lover of Juliet.
What does "Romeo" mean?
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noun A passionate, devoted boyfriend or lover.
"He showed up with roses, playing the romeo."
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noun A man known for seducing women, often insincerely; a womanizer.
"She warned her friend that the guy at the bar was a total romeo."
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Romeo in a sentence
- He showed up with roses, playing the romeo.
- She warned her friend that the guy at the bar was a total romeo.
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What is "Romeo" in Latin?
"Romeo" in Latin is Romaeus. Romeo means: A passionate, devoted boyfriend or lover.
How do you use "Romeo" in a sentence?
Example: "He showed up with roses, playing the romeo." In Latin, "Romeo" is Romaeus.
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