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European folks, they speak a language pretty close to Latin. Their women are to die for. Urban Dictionary

1.A person of Romanian descent. Often has bad connotations in Europe because of a few bad apples who love thieving, destroying public property or at the very least begging. However, this is no more true of all Romanians than being fat and stupid is true of all Americans. Many ignorant spiteful people will have you think that Romanians are all crooks and charlatans. This is obviously false; most of them are just playing the cards they've been dealt by many many years of unjust tyrannical regimes, and are actually, despite the somewhat grim financial situation of their country, jolly, welcoming folks. They enjoy a drink (or two) and many of the world's finest wines come from Romania. 2.The Romanian language. Romanians speak a Romance language (derived from Latin), the only one still surviving in Eastern Europe today. It is very similar to Italian, though they are not mutually intelligible. Because of its isolation from other Romance speaking countries, Romanian retains many grammatical features of Latin, that have been lost to other Romance languages, such as declension and the neuter gender. Urban Dictionary

Smart man OR beautiful (&smart) woman originally from Romania (don't be fooled by the gipsies you see all over saying they'r romanians - they have different origins), descending from an ancient people called DACI. Urban Dictionary

Only the bestest person in the entire world. Fo sho and to the max...no joke. Urban Dictionary

Adjective- booty-lucious Urban Dictionary

Person born in Romania (Eastern Europe). A few characteristics of Romanians: - welcoming: when they invite you to their home, they expect you to come (usually, bring a small gift, especially if you visit for the first time); when they ask you if you would like something to drink, or eat, pick something, they'll bring you something anyway; if you refuse, they will feel offended) - sociable: they make friends very fast and would start a conversation from scratch - fun to be around: the romanian humor is contagious; plus, they know a million ways to have fun - feminine (women): even those who don't have taste in fashion, are still wearing clothes that look feminine - passive: not very good at taking a stand; when problems appear, the first thing they want to do is to peacefully negotiate Urban Dictionary

People from romania! Stop associating romanians with gypsy's they are not! they are actually really educated people, that know how to tear up the club, & they know how to dress! I'm not romanian, i am hungarian, but i love romania, its full of amazing buildings and alot or clubs!, oh and in most places you don't need an id to get in and get drunk = Urban Dictionary

A person coming from Romania (a beautiful (but poor) country in Eastern Europe). Romanians are Orthodox. Are beautiful people (mostly the women). Love soccer (who doesn't???). Romanians are very smart people--education is a top priority. Beautiful music (unless you dont like it). Romanians eat bread with everything, and when eating, must NOT leave food on the plate (LOL). The language is a very nice language, pretty easy to learn, and very similar to Spanish (as it is a Latin-based language). Romanians - - - We are awesome!! Urban Dictionary

Eastern Europeans who speak a Latin-based Romance language similar to Italian. The Romanians descend primarily from a mixture of indigenous Dacians, Roman soldiers and colonists who conquered the Dacians and intermarried/assimilated them, and to a certain extent from Goths, Huns, Slavs, Cumans, and others who traversed the territory that became Romania in the centuries after Roman rule. As Romanians were isolated from the other Latin peoples of Western Europe, they absorbed various cultural influences from Slavs, Greeks, Turks, and other neighboring peoples (i.e. Orthodox Christianity), however they are very conscious of their Latin heritage which distinguishes them from their neighbors. This ethnic consciousness manifests itself, as one might expect, in the name "Romania," reflecting this Roman heritage. Urban Dictionary

They hang out in big groups, starbucks fanatics, girls are loud and funny, and the guy romanians dont understand sarcasm. Very proud, and materialistic. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to romanian:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word romanian:
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Words that rhyme with romanian:
mediterranean, subterranean, iranian, pomeranian, albanian, ukrainian, franion, lithuanian, banian, tasmanian, panamanian, pennsylvanian, rumanian, jordanian, ghanian, tanzanian, vartanian, hovnanian, ohanian, arslanian, albania in, allegheny in, aslanian, bahrainian, blaney in, chaney in, cheney in, delaney in, germania in, grainy in, haney in, janey in, janie in, khomeini in, lithuania in, lusitania in, mania in, mauritania in, megalomania in, miscellany in, pomerania in, rainey in, rainy in, romania in, rumania in, seine in, stepanian, sylvania in, taney in, tanzania in, tasmania in, transylvania in.

Adjectives that are often used to describe romanian:
soviet, american, hungarian, modern, standard, ethnic, anglo, average, literary, italian, young, good, german, ethnically, old, contemporary, pro, israeli, sino, macedo, yugoslav, russian, true, colloquial, french, polish, english, non, indo, bulgarian, day, russo, egyptian, fluent, slavic, original, austro, daco, british, dutch, native, perfect, moldovan, magyar, popular, broken, mixed, czechoslovak, turkish, typical.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective romanian:
people, government, army, language, state, society, troops, population, nation, culture, authorities, history, territory, economy, principalities, literature, jews, forces, leaders, border, policy, citizens, nationalism, soldiers, politics, children, peasants, relations, party, intellectuals, delegation, women, industry, workers, lands, revolution, countries, press, schools, officials, orphanages, art, regime, movement, historiography, writers, leader, students, oil, leadership, origin, orphans, case, provinces, historians, minister, communists, nationalists, identity, version, poet, exports, music, community, folklore, villages, units, parties, territories, armies, agriculture, soil, citizenship, divisions, translation, fields, independence, immigrants, rule, majority, capital, peasant, writer, parliament, police, governments, companies, front, politicians, churches, poetry, media, administration, citizen.

Consonant match to romanian:
rumanian, roumanian, riemannian, rimini in, romani in, romania in, romano in, rumania in.

Words that sound like romanian:
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