romano
Roman
adjective noun rroh-MAH-noh Less Common
Origin: Latin Romanus
Usage Note
Romano functions as both an adjective (el Imperio romano — 'the Roman Empire') and a noun (los romanos — 'the Romans'). Note that in typography, letra romana or tipo romano refers to roman (upright, non-italic) typeface. The feminine is romana; the phrase a la romana describes a frying style (battered/fried) common in Spain.
Examples
"El derecho romano influyó en muchos países."
Natural Translation
Roman law influenced many countries.
Literal Translation
The law Roman influenced in many countries.
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