Как по Английски будет романский

noun

The language of ancient rome and its empire, widely used historically as a language of scholarship and administration.

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In the areas once part of the roman empire, latin was effectively the vernacular and it gradually e…

adjective

Relating to latin.

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Latin poetry

noun

A feeling of excitement and mystery associated with love.

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I had a thirst for romance

verb

Try to gain the love of; court.

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The wealthy estate owner romanced her

adjective

Relating to or denoting the group of indo-european languages descended from latin, principally french, spanish, portuguese, italian, catalan, occitan, and romanian.

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The romance languages

noun

A red or pink south african sea bream.

adjective

Relating to ancient rome or its empire or people.

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A site rich in finds from bronze age and roman settlements

noun

A native or inhabitant of the romagna region; = romagnol .

adjective

Of or relating to the romagna; = romagnol .

adjective

Relating to the vernacular language of modern greece.

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He translated romaic (modern greek) songs and attached an appendix of romaic authors at the end.

noun

The romaic language.

noun

Rom.

adjective

Relating to a style of architecture which prevailed in europe c.900–1200, although sometimes dated back to the end of the roman empire (5th century).

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Churches too were built in great numbers, and in great variety although sharing the romanesque styl…

noun

Relating to a style of architecture which prevailed in europe c. 900–1200, although sometimes dated back to the end of the roman empire (5th century).

adjective

Relating to or denoting the romance languages.

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His hopes lie with the romanic languages, which he likes to think of as ‘a single united language’ …

noun

The romance languages considered as a group.

adjective

Originally (in old english): †of or relating to rome in its capacity as a centre of authority for the christian church (obsolete). later (frequently depreciative): of, belonging to, characteristic of, or sympathetic towards the roman catholic church; roman catholic.

noun

Romansh rare before 20th century.