romano
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adjective
- Romanof, from or relating to the city of Rome, capital of Italy
- Romanof, from or relating to Rome (ancient empire covering much of the land surrounding the Mediterranean)
- of Rome as the seat of power of the popes, heads of the Roman Catholic Church
noun
- Romannative or inhabitant of the city of Rome, capital of Italy) (usually male
- Romannative or inhabitant of Rome (ancient empire covering much of the land surrounding the Mediterranean)) (usually male
Forms
adjective
| masculine singular | romano |
|---|---|
| feminine | romana |
| masculine plural | romanos |
| feminine plural | romanas |
noun
| singular | romano |
|---|---|
| plural | romanos |
| feminine | romana |
| feminine plural | romanas |
Used in the library
- Los romanos hablan latín.The Romans speak Latin.A1Los romanos en Hispania — The Romans in Hispania
- El puente romano aguanta más que el nuevo.The Roman bridge holds up better than the new one.B1Otra vez, por favor (2) — Once more, please (2) (B1)
- El plato romano de la vitrina no se usa nunca.The Roman dish in the cabinet is never used.B1Otra vez, por favor (17) — Once more, please (17) (B1)
- El puente romano sale en todas las fotos de la escuela.The Roman bridge appears in all the school's photos.B1Otra vez, por favor (9) — Once more, please (9) (B1)