Rota

What do we mean by rota?

A roll call or roster of names. noun

A round or rotation of duties. noun

A tribunal of prelates that serves as an ecclesiastical court. noun

A wheel. noun

A course, turn, or routine. noun

A roll or list; a school-roll, a military roll, a roll of jurors, or the like, showing the order of call or of turns of duty. noun

In music, same as round, or any variety of piece in which repeats are frequent. noun

A reliquary or other receptacle of circular form, ornamented with a cross whose arms reach the outer rim so that the whole resembles a wheel. noun

capitalized An ecclesiastical tribunal in the Roman Catholic Church, having its seat at the papal court. noun

Same as rote, in either of its senses. noun

An ecclesiastical court of Rome, called also Rota Romana, that takes cognizance of suits by appeal. It consists of twelve members. noun

A short-lived political club established in 1659 by J.Harrington to inculcate the democratic doctrine of election of the principal officers of the state by ballot, and the annual retirement of a portion of Parliament. noun

A species of zither, played like a guitar, used in the Middle Ages in church music; -- written also rotta. noun

A kind of zither, played like a guitar, used in the Middle Ages in church music. noun

A schedule that allocates some task, responsibility or (rarely) privilege between a set of people according to a (possibly periodic) calendar. noun

(Roman Catholic Church) the supreme ecclesiastical tribunal for cases appealed to the Holy See from diocesan courts noun

A roster of names showing the order in which people should perform certain duties noun

A schedule that allocates some task, responsibility or (rarely) privilege between a set of people according to a (possibly periodic) calendar.

Words that are spelled similarly to rota:
rota.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word rota:
latte, fellini, saipan, coffeehouse, mariana, guam, nino, eniwetok, andalusia, spain, apostolic, det, upkeep, auditor, godfather, suez, palma, turnover, tribunal, naples, typhoon, relieved, rom, baxter, appellate, mediterranean, charleston, pagan, crete, exercises, norfolk, papal, nas, overhaul, frigate, mathematician, pius, destroyer, underway, loch, canon, quarry, deployment, vatican, cardinal, winds, gibraltar, sicily, das, dos, submarine, algebra, pope, islands, anthem, nato, uss, carlo, naval, sailed, mph, malta, fleet, wheel, missile, departed, proceeded, carrier, patrol, rainfall, archbishop, milan, warning, arrived, headed, deployed, italy, remainder, scores, flew, sustained, storm, judges, exercise, greece, commonwealth, judicial, rome, commenced, squadron, congregation, italian, atlantic, port, dean, bishop, puerto, canal, instance.

Words that rhyme with rota:
iota, quota, proto, dakota, minnesota, toyota, lakota, proto-, ota, sarasota, botha, kubota, capital of south dakota, mota, cota, chota, tota, mendota, carota, slota, sobotta, north dakota, south dakota, liotta, sobota, capital of north dakota, yokota, cincotta, capital of minnesota, pisciotta, sirota, mazzotta, hirota, janota, bilotta, pagnotta, gugliotta, parrotta, afloat a, anecdote a, boat a, cammarota, coat a, connote a, cote a, dakota a, demote a, denote a, devote a, float a, footnote a, gloat a, goat a, groat a, lamotta, lasota, margiotta, minnesota a, moat a, mote a, note a, oat a, overcoat a, perrotta, piechota, promote a, quota a, quote a, remote a, rewrote a, rote a, scapegoat a, serota, smote a, throat a, tote a, toyota a, underwrote a, velotta, vogt a, vote a, wrote a.

Adjectives that are often used to describe rota:
pro, regular, strict, weekly, latin, 150, new, fine, daily, call, hour, day, monthly, currente, informal, duty, proper, week, nearby, yearly, sacred, agreed, external, metropolitan, quasi, internal, voluntary, italian, proctorial, normal, preliminary, alphabetical, sly, dear, nunc, famous, optic, annual, older, english, antique, rapid, mediaeval, entire, separate, definite, standard, verginelli, faithful, surgical, constant, sit, former, guam, suitable, settled.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective rota:
basis, rod, share, tion, cone, men, system, virus, mota, mary, base, schemes, semper, viruses, abimo, chapter, man, users, film, premium, cyl, vac, lists, room, dent, numbers.

Consonant match to rota:
raita, rotor, writer, router, roti, rata, rita, ratty, rotter, rooty, rater, roto, rooter, retie, rutter, ritter, reiter, righto, ratter, ruta, rutty, righty, reuter, righter, ratu, rette, reti, rotta, reta, reto, reutter, retter, rueter, riter, ruter, ra t, ra ta, ra te, ra to, rao to, rat a, rat e, rat eye, rat he, rat her, rat i, rat t, rat to, rat who, ratay, rate a, rate e, rate he, rate her, rate o, rate t, rau to, raw to, re t, re te, reitter, ret a, rheta, rhoto, right a, right eye, right he, right her, right high, right ho, right i, right o, right t, right toe, rita a, rite a, rite he, rite i, ro t, roi to, root a, root e, root he, root her, root i, root o, root t, root tea, root to, root too, root two, root who, rot a, rot to, rote a, rout a, rout i, rout to, route a, route e.

Words that sound like rota:
rota, rita, roti, roto, rata, reta, rhoda, roda, ruta, retta, rotti, raita, rohde, reeta, roty, rotta, wrote, rosa, rote, ratty, roadie, rida, righty, roa, rotor, proto, roady, rada, rotty, rito, rooty, roat, roten, rody, roza, wroten, reda, rhody, radha, retie, ryda, reti, roter, righto, rta, roja, rottie, rutty, reto, rato, rodo, ruda, rotto, erta, rodi, roton, rotan, rotas, roatan, riti, retto, roted, ratu, carota, rotes, rhodie, ratti, ratto, ruti, grotta, aroa, ridha, rotal, rhodo, ritto, rowton, wrote up, write to, rooah, irta, roia, rsta, ryota, iota, yota, hota, yotta, wota, roting, rotel, rotis, reha, roho, riha, roha, ruha, araya, arata, araiza, areia.