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Roman

Significados de "Roman" en diccionario español inglés : 22 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
roman romano [m]
roman romana [f]
roman romano [adj]
General
roman redonda [f]
roman romanesco [adj]
roman romano [adj]
roman redondo [adj]
roman romanesco [adj]
roman católico romano [adj]
roman papal [adj]
roman austero [adj]
roman severo [adj]
roman valeroso [adj]
roman noble [adj]
roman valerosa [adj/f]
roman austera [adj/f]
roman romanesca [adj/f]
roman severa [adj/f]
roman romana [adj/f]
Engineering
roman redonda [f]
Printing
roman pancilla [f]
roman redonda [adj/f]

Significados de "Roman" en diccionario inglés español : 2 resultado(s)

Español Inglés
General
román [m] roman (male name)
román [m] disused romance language

Significados de "Roman" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 150 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
roman (native to the empire of rome) romana [f]
General
roman catholicism catolicismo [m]
roman spain hispania [f]
roman vitriol aciche [m]
roman linear measure equivalent to 120 ft or 36 m acto [m]
roman unit of measure equivalent to 30 actos acto cuadrado [m]
roman minimum measure acto mínimo [m]
as (roman coin) as [m]
roman pikeman astero [m]
roman coin bes [m]
roman horse harness capistro [m]
roman censor censor [m]
roman candelabro ceriolario [m]
roman circus circo [m]
gift from roman emperors distributed to the people congiario [m]
ancient roman measure for liquids: gallon congio [m]
roman coin cuadrante [m]
ancient roman silver coin cuadrigato [m]
dignity of the four roman magistrates who preside over the city, chosen from among decurions cuatorvirato [m]
roman magistrates who preside over the city, chosen from among decurions cuatorviro [m]
law applied in europe after introducing roman law until the 19th century derecho intermedio [m]
roman councilor edil curul [m]
retired roman soldier emérito [m]
roman scourging whip escorpión [m]
roman soldier armed with a sickle falcario [m]
ancient roman newlywed's veil flámeo [m]
gallo-roman galorromance [m]
gallo-roman dialect galorrománico [m]
hispano-roman man hispanorromano [m]
man from ilici, roman empire ilicitano [m]
christian man renouncing the christian religion in a written declaration, which the roman emperors exempted them from persecution libelático [m]
division of the roman army manípulo [m]
roman dry measurement modio [m]
subaltern who accompanied the roman orator in forum monitor [m]
ancient roman shoes múleo [m]
ancient roman shoes muléolo [m]
ancient roman municipality municipio [m]
roman numeral número llano [m]
roman numeral número romano [m]
roman cloak paludamento [m]
roman marching step paso romano [m]
man of the pesici pre-roman people of spain pésico [m]
cardinal of the roman church purpurado [m]
roman man romano [m]
roman language romanesco [m]
dispatch of the roman curia rótulo [m]
roman gold coin sueldo [m]
roman coin teruncio [m]
roman coin tremís [m]
roman light infantry vélite [m]
roman silver coin victoriato [m]
roman or greek amphora ánfora [f]
horse-drawn roman litter basterna [f]
ancient roman noble medal bula [f]
roman numeral of a hundred c [f]
half-boots worn by roman soldiers cáliga [f]
roman hairstyle caracalla [f]
roman feast caristias [f]
roman comedy comedia togada [f]
roman curia curia romana [f]
an ancient form of roman divorce difarreación [f]
greek or roman stole estola [f]
hispano-roman woman hispanorromana [f]
roman numeral i i [f]
woman from ilici, roman empire ilicitana [f]
roman indiction indicción romana [f]
christian woman renouncing the christian religion in a written declaration, which the roman emperors exempted them from persecution libelática [f]
greco-roman wrestling lucha grecorromana [f]
roman numeral m m [f]
ancient greek and roman liquid measure metreta [f]
roman mile (1478.5 m) milla [f]
ancient roman shoes mula [f]
ancient roman shoes mulilla [f]
roman nose nariz aguileña [f]
afternoon in ancient roman nona [f]
roman numeral system numeración romana [f]
way of legitimizing natural children, in roman law oblación a la curia [f]
roman ounce onza [f]
woman of the pesici pre-roman people of spain pésica [f]
roman open-air food market quintana [f]
roman woman romana [f]
roman rota rota [f]
apostolic tribunal of the roman rota rota [f]
roman rota rota de la nunciatura apostólica [f]
apostolic tribunal of the roman rota rota de la nunciatura apostólica [f]
sexta (part of roman day) sexta [f]
roman tile teja árabe [f]
roman numeral 5 v [f]
man/woman from ercavica, roman city in spain ercavicense [m/f]
man/woman from ilerda, roman empire ilerdense [m/f]
ancient roman and etruscan malefic characters lémures [m/f]
man/woman from miróbriga, ancient roman town in modern portugal mirobrigense [m/f]
from ercavica, roman city in spain ercavicense [adj]
pertaining to ercavica, roman city in spain, or inhabitants ercavicense [adj]
gallo-roman galorromance [adj]
gallo-roman galorrománico [adj]
greco-roman grecorromano [adj]
hispano-roman hispanorromano [adj]
from ilerda, roman empire ilerdense [adj]
pertaining to ilerda, roman empire or inhabitants ilerdense [adj]
from ilici, roman empire ilicitano [adj]
pertaining to ilici, roman empire ilicitano [adj]
renouncing christian religion in a written declaration, which roman emperors exempted them from persecution libelático [adj]
roman milepost miliar [adj]
from miróbriga, ancient roman town in modern portugal mirobrigense [adj]
pertaining to miróbriga, ancient roman town in modern portugal or inhabitants mirobrigense [adj]
pertaining to octavian augustus, roman emperor octaviano [adj]
of the pesici pre-roman people of spain pésico [adj]
pertaining to the pesici pre-roman people of spain pésico [adj]
pertaining to the roman rota rotal [adj]
roman gladiators fighting in groups catervarios [m/pl]
roman assemblies comicios [m/pl]
catullus (roman poet) catulo [m]
roman numeral número romano [m]
a roman catholic order member capuchino [m]
roman (male name) román [m]
standard of a roman legion insignia [f]
roman road calzada romana [f]
gallo-roman galorromano [m/f]
roman catholic católico romano [adj]
gallo-roman galorromano [adj]
pertaining to a roman religious holiday fasto [adj]
greco-roman grecorromana [adj]
greco-roman grecorromano [adj]
pertaining to greek or roman culture grecorromano [adj]
pertaining to greek or roman culture grecorromana [adj]
western roman empire imperio romano de occidente
holy roman empire sacro imperio romano
roman catholic católico romano
brutus (roman cognomen) bruto
nero (roman emperor) nerón
propertius (roman poet) propercio
seneca (roman cognomen) séneca
tibullus (roman poet) tibulo
roman empire imperio romano
roman numerals números romanos
the roman catholic church la nave de san pedro
the roman catholic church la iglesia católica
roman pikeman astado [m]
roman measure acetábulo [m]
cestus used by roman pugilists cesto [m]
ancient roman copper coin cuadrante [m]
member of the roman curial [m]
praetorium (roman empire) pretorio [m]
commander of a roman legion legado [m]
roman tax gatherer publicano [m]
roman dry measure modio [m]
title of a roman catholic prebendary magistral [m]
someone versed in roman law romanista [m]
division of the roman army manípulo [m]