Roman

What do we mean by roman?

A narrative poem or a prose tale in medieval French literature. noun

A novel. noun

Of or pertaining to ancient or modern Rome, or the people, institutions, or characteristics of Rome.

Hence Having some attribute deemed especially characteristic of the ancient Romans; noble; distinguished; brave; hardy; patriotic; stern.

Pertaining to Rome ecclesiastically; of or pertaining to the Church of Rome; papal.

lowercase or cap. Noting a form of letter or type of which the text of this book is an example.

Synonyms Roman, Latin. Roman naturally applies to that which is especially associated or connected with the city, Rome; Latin to that which similarly belongs to the district, Latium. Hence, we speak of Roman power, fortitude, administration; the Roman church; the Latin language. Nearly all the use of Latin has grown out of its application to the language: as, Latin grammar; a Latin idiom; the Latin Church. The words are not interchangeable.

A native or an inhabitant of Rome, the capital of Italy, and chief city of the ancient Roman empire. noun

A person enjoying the freedom or citizenship of ancient Rome. noun

A member or an adherent of the Church of Rome; a Romanist. noun

lowercase A roman letter or type, in distinction from an italic. noun

A native, or permanent resident, of Rome; a citizen of Rome, or one upon whom certain rights and privileges of a Roman citizen were conferred. noun

Roman type, letters, or print, collectively; -- in distinction from Italics. noun

Of or pertaining to Rome, or the Roman people; like or characteristic of Rome, the Roman people, or things done by Romans. adjective

Of or pertaining to the Roman Catholic religion; professing that religion. adjective

Upright; erect; -- said of the letters or kind of type ordinarily used, as distinguished from Italic characters. adjective

Expressed in letters, not in figures, as I., IV., i., iv., etc.; -- said of numerals, as distinguished from the Arabic numerals, 1, 4, etc. adjective

A cubical potassium alum formerly obtained in large quantities from Italian alunite, and highly valued by dyers on account of its freedom from iron. adjective

A form of balance nearly resembling the modern steelyard. See the Note under Balance, n., 1. adjective

One of the main three types used for the Latin alphabet (the others being italics and blackletter), in which the ascenders are mostly straight.

A novel.

Words that are spelled similarly to roman:
roman, woman, roan, oman, rowan, roma, boman, raman, toman, loman, rodman, rohan, reman, rodan, romal, romain, ruman, noman, homan, soman, broman, doman, goman, ronan, rogan, rotan, coman, ryman, royan, yoman, romas, moman, rolan, rosman, rosan, froman, groman, koman, vroman, rman, riman, romad, rozman, rokan, romac, romon, rotman, ooman, rohman.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word roman:
missal, curia, archdiocese, prelate, catholic, diocese, catholicism, suffragan, legions, rite, gaul, claudius, romans, empire, consul, ecclesiastical, emperor, priesthood, baths, byzantine, caesar, germanic, augustus, ordained, apostolic, reformed, priest, basilica, bishop, archbishop, constantine, pius, protestant, coins, rome, marcus, villa, conquest, church, pope, calendar, papal, mythology, anglican, auxiliary, goddess, orthodox, ruins, cardinal, christianity, swiss, cathedral, latin, medieval, legion, province, celtic, archaeological, holy, parish, imperial, congregation, citizenship, greek, religion, centuries, reign, ancient, erected.

Words that rhyme with roman:
abdomen, omen, yeoman, gnomon, nomen, showman, bowman, boman, toman, loman, home in, greco-roman, homan, dromon, bowmen, soman, oklahoman, broman, frohman, ohman, lowman, domin, coman, stroman, lohman, sloman, thoman, lohmann, thomann, businesswomen, moman, ommen, froman, groman, koman, vroman, bohman, homann, hohmann, hohman, dohman, rohman, aerodrome in, aroma in, astrodome in, biome in, bo min, boehm in, boehme in, brome in, carcinoma in, catacomb in, chrome in, chromosome in, coloma in, coma in, comb in, combe in, cosmodrome in, diploma in, dome in, doughman, drome in, flow min, foam in, fomon, frome in, genome in, glaucoma in, gnome in, goeman, gohman, goma in, grohman, hippodrome in, holm in, homa in, homen, honeycomb in, jerome in, loam in, loehmann, loma in, lommen, lymphoma in, mccomb in, melanoma in, mesothelioma in, metrodome in, moma in, monochrome in, nome in, nonroman, oehmen, ohm in, ohmann, oklahoma in, oma in, papilloma in, polychrome in.

Adjectives that are often used to describe roman:
greco, graeco, old, pre, ancient, late, non, young, noble, anti, more, early, post, noblest, hellenistic, true, anglican, pro, sub, modern, wealthy, gallo, antique, greek, average, point, later, proud, famous, lutheran, classical, typical, ordinary, holy, illustrious, less, rich, genuine, peculiarly, native, celebrated, anglo, stern, distinguished, pagan, educated, born, east, century, imperial, distinctively, indo, ideal, wise, cultivated, grseco, protestant, neo, learned, patriotic, brave, classic, premier, syro, haughty, germano, cultured, prominent, bold.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective roman:
law, empire, world, times, people, army, period, history, church, numerals, citizens, soldiers, emperors, province, emperor, rule, citizen, road, society, state, government, legions, power, civilization, occupation, citizenship, armies, religion, culture, roads, coins, writers, governor, soldier, literature, conquest, tradition, art, city, republic, name, camp, architecture, colony, authorities, poet, general, pontiff, provinces, troops, territory, letters, alphabet, senate, town, influence, catholics, historian, origin, arms, historians, style, poets, nose, fleet, villa, ruins, generals, laws, gods, dominion, buildings, court, authority, god, authors, fort, antiquity, antiquities, wall, temple, numeral, cities, pottery, officials, mythology, jurisprudence, script, matron, aristocracy.

Consonant match to roman:
remain, ramen, romaine, rumen, ramon, riemann, raman, rimmon, reman, rahman, romain, ruman, ramoon, rehman, ramone, ramman, rayman, ryman, romine, reimann, reiman, rehmann, ray man, rieman, rohman, ram an, ram in, rama in, raum ein, raum in, raw mean, raw men, re man, re men, ream in, rem in, rem main, rem n, reyman, rheme in, rhyme in, rim in, rima in, ro man, roam in, rohm in, rom an, rom in, rom on, roma in, romann, rome an, rome en, rome in, rome men, room en, room in, room inn, room men, room n, roome in, row man, row men, rum in.

Words that sound like roman:
roman, romon, ramen, ronan, romaine, raman, rayman, rahman, rumen, romain, romane, ramin, ryman, raymon, riemann, reiman, rehman, ronen, ruman, reimann, remen, ramman, rimmon, remmen, remean, roaming, ronin, romine, rahmen, remain, aroma, romans, roma, rowan, ramon, rohan, ermine, ramone, rowen, roadman, rman, erman, romany, reman, renin, ringen, broman, froman, renan, roseman, urman, rollman, ray man, roadmen, earthman, frohman, groman, rennen, dromon, grohman, roamans, rohlman, vroman, wrong un, ramoon, showman, yeoman, homan, showmen, yeomen, shoman, hohman, hohmann, homann, thomann, rhyming, ramming, rimming, rooming, riming, reaming, run-in, ermin, raming, run in, rennin, ring in, earthmen, rein in, wreathen, aromas, brahman, braman, arona, arama, ahriman, arrayment, arema, aramean, arraiment.