Romanic

  • 11Romanic — /roh man ik/, adj. 1. derived from the Romans. 2. romance1 (def. 12). n. 3. romance1 (def. 8). [1700 10; < L Romanicus Roman, equiv. to Roman(us) ROMAN + icus IC] * * * …

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  • 12romànic — ro|mà|nic Mot Pla Nom masculí …

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  • 13románic — adj. m., pl. románici; f. sg. románicã, pl. románice …

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  • 14Romanic — Ro·man·ic || rəʊ mænɪk adj. Roman, pertaining to the Romans; pertaining to the Romance languages, pertaining to the family of languages derived from Latin …

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  • 15Romanic — [rə(ʊ) manɪk] noun & adjective less common term for Romance …

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  • 16romanic — a. Romance …

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  • 17romanic — ro·man·ic …

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  • 18Romanic — Ro•man•ic [[t]roʊˈmæn ɪk[/t]] adj. 1) peo (esp. formerly) romance 12) 2) peo (esp. formerly) romance 7) • Etymology: 1700–10; &LT; L Rōmānicus of a Roman type =Rōmān(us) Roman+ icus ic …

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  • 19Romanic — /roʊˈmænɪk/ (say roh manik), /rə / (say ruh ) adjective 1. derived from the Romans. 2. relating to the Romance languages. –noun 3. Romance language. {def. 1 Latin Rōmānicus} …

  • 20Romanic — n. & adj. n. = ROMANCE n. 6. adj. 1 a of or relating to Romance. b Romance speaking. 2 descended from the ancient Romans or inheriting aspects of their social or political life. Etymology: L Romanicus (as ROMAN) …

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