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Definition of roman
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of roman is as below...
Roman (a.)
Expressed
in
letters,
not in
figures,
as I., IV., i., iv., etc.; -- said of
numerals,
as
distinguished
from the
Arabic
numerals,
1, 4, etc..
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Stole
::
Stola (n.) A long
garment,
descending
to the
ankles,
worn by Roman
women..
Goth
::
Goth (n.) One of an
ancient
Teutonic
race, who dwelt
between
the Elbe and the
Vistula
in the early part of the
Christian
era, and who
overran
and took an
important
part in
subverting
the Roman
empire..
Calamander Wood
::
Calamander
wood () A
valuable
furniture
wood from India and
Ceylon,
of a
hazel-brown
color,
with black
stripes,
very hard in
texture.
It is a
species
of
ebony,
and is
obtained
from the
Diospyros
quaesita.
Called
also
Coromandel
wood..
Bajocco
::
Bajocco
(n.) A small
copper
coin
formerly
current
in the Roman
States,
worth about a cent and a
half..
Roman
::
Roman (a.) Of or
pertaining
to the Roman
Catholic
religion;
professing
that
religion.
Palmistry
::
Palmistry
(n.) The art or
practice
of
divining
or
telling
fortunes,
or of
judging
of
character,
by the lines and marks in the palm of the hand;
chiromancy..
Romanize
::
Romanize
(v. t.) To
convert
to the Roman
Catholic
religion.
Corinthian
::
Corinthian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Corinthian
order of
architecture,
invented
by the
Greeks,
but more
commonly
used by the
Romans..
Duumvir
::
Duumvir
(n.) One of two Roman
officers
or
magistrates
united
in the same
public
functions.
Cresselle
::
Cresselle
(n.) A
wooden
rattle
sometimes
used as a
substitute
for a bell, in the Roman
Catholic
church,
during
the
latter
part of Holy Week, or the last week of
Lent..
Penance
::
Penance
(n.) A means of
repairing
a sin
committed,
and
obtaining
pardon
for it,
consisting
partly
in the
performance
of
expiatory
rites,
partly
in
voluntary
submission
to a
punishment
corresponding
to the
transgression.
Penance
is the
fourth
of seven
sacraments
in the Roman
Catholic
Church..
Consecrate
::
Consecrate
(v. t.) To
canonize;
to exalt to the rank of a
saint;
to
enroll
among the gods, as a Roman
emperor..
Romany
::
Romany
(n.) The
language
spoken
among
themselves
by the
gypsies.
Sorcery
::
Sorcery
(n.)
Divination
by the
assistance,
or
supposed
assistance,
of evil
spirits,
or the power of
commanding
evil
spirits;
magic;
necromancy;
witchcraft;
enchantment..
Liturgy
::
Liturgy
(a.) An
established
formula
for
public
worship,
or the
entire
ritual
for
public
worship
in a
church
which uses
prescribed
forms;
a
formulary
for
public
prayer
or
devotion.
In the Roman
Catholic
Church
it
includes
all forms and
services
in any
language,
in any part of the
world,
for the
celebration
of
Mass..
Knight-errantry
::
Knight-errantry
(n.) The
character
or
actions
of
wandering
knights;
the
practice
of
wandering
in quest of
adventures;
chivalry;
a
quixotic
or
romantic
adventure
or
scheme.
Archimandrite
::
Archimandrite
(n.) A
superintendent
of
several
monasteries,
corresponding
to
superior
abbot,
or
father
provincial,
in the Roman
Catholic
church..
Centurion
::
Centurion
(n.) A
military
officer
who
commanded
a minor
division
of the Roman army; a
captain
of a
century.
Romancy
::
Romancy
(a.)
Romantic.
Neophyte
::
Neophyte
(n.) A new
convert
or
proselyte;
-- a name given by the early
Christians,
and still given by the Roman
Catholics,
to such as have
recently
embraced
the
Christian
faith,
and been
admitted
to
baptism,
esp. to
converts
from
heathenism
or
Judaism..
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