Rome

English

Wikipedia

Etymology

Ultimately from Latin Rōma. Cf. French Rome.

Pronunciation

• (UK), enPR: rōm, IPA: /rəʊm/, X-SAMPA: /r@Um/
• (US), enPR: rōm, IPA: /roʊm/, X-SAMPA: /roUm/
• Rhymes: -əʊm
• Homophone: roam

Proper noun

Rome

1. A province of Latium, Italy.
2. A city, the capital of the province of Latium and also of Italy.
3. The Roman Empire
4. The Catholic Church; The Pope (especially before the founding of the Vatican State).

   "Consider some of the laws Rome made against the Bible translation" Way of Life Literature.

Derived terms

• Roman
• Romish

Translations

province

• Arabic: روما (ar) (rūmā) f
• Armenian: Հռոմ (hy) (Hṙom)
• Catalan: Roma (ca) f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 羅馬 (cmn), 罗马 (cmn) (Luómǎ)

• Dutch: Rome (nl) n
• Estonian: Rooma (et)
• Finnish: Rooma (fi)
• French: Rome (fr) f
• German: Rom (de) n
• Greek: Ρώμη (el) (rómi) f
• Hebrew: רומא (Romā) f
• Hungarian: Róma (hu)
• Icelandic: Róm (is) f
• Italian: Roma (it)

• Japanese: ローマ (ja) (Rōma), 羅馬 (ja) (Rōma) (dated)
• Khmer: រ៉ូម (km) (room)
• Korean: 로마 (ko) (Roma)
• Kurdish: Roma (ku)
• Macedonian: Рим (mk) (Rim) m
• Maltese: Ruma (mt)
• Marathi: रोम (mr) (rom) m
• Norwegian: Roma (no)
• Portuguese: Roma (pt) f
• Russian: Рим (ru) (Rim) m
• Scottish Gaelic: An Ròimh (gd)
• Spanish: Roma (es) f
• Turkish: Roma (tr)
• Welsh: Rhufain (cy)

city

• Albanian: Romë (sq)
• Arabic: روما (ar) (rūmā) f,(archaic)رومية (ar) (rūmiya) f

  Egyptian Arabic: روما (ruma) f

• Armenian: Հռոմ (hy) (Hṙom)
• Basque: Erroma (eu)
• Belarusian: Рым (be) (Rym) m
• Bulgarian: Рим (bg) (Rim) m
• Burmese: ရောမ (my) (jo: ma.)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 羅馬 (cmn), 罗马 (cmn) (Luómǎ)

• Czech: Řím (cs) m
• Danish: Rom (da)
• Dutch: Rome (nl) n
• Estonian: Rooma (et)
• Faroese: Róm (fo) f, Rómaborg (fo) f
• Finnish: Rooma (fi)
• French: Rome (fr) f
• Georgian: რომი (ka) (romi)
• German: Rom (de) n
• Greek: Ρώμη (el) (Rómi) f
• Hebrew: רומא (he) (romā) f
• Hindi: रोम (hi) (rom)
• Hungarian: Róma (hu)
• Icelandic: Róm (is) f, Rómaborg (is) f
• Ido: Roma (io)
• Irish: an Róimh (ga) f
• Italian: Roma (it) f
• Japanese: ローマ (ja) (Rōma), 羅馬 (ja) (Rōma) (dated)
• Kazakh: Рим (kk) (Rim)
• Khmer: រ៉ូម (km) (room)
• Korean: 로마 (ko) (Roma)

• Kurdish: Roma (ku)
• Lao: ໂລມ (lo) (loom)
• Macedonian: Рим (mk) (Rim) m
• Maltese: Ruma (mt)
• Manx: Yn Raue (gv) f
• Marathi: रोम (mr) (rom) n
• Navajo: Róóm
• Norwegian: Roma (no)
• Old Norse: Róm n, Róma f, Rómaborg f
• Old Portuguese: Roma
• Persian: رم (fa) (Rom)
• Polish: Rzym (pl) m
• Portuguese: Roma (pt) f
• Romanian: Roma (ro) f
• Russian: Рим (ru) (Rim) m
• Saterland Frisian: Room
• Scots: Roum
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Рим (sh) m

  Roman: Rim (sh) m

• Slovak: Rím (sk) m
• Slovene: Rím (sl) m
• Spanish: Roma (es) f
• Swedish: Rom (sv)
• Thai: โรม (th) (rohm)
• Turkish: Roma (tr)
• Ukrainian: Рим (uk) (Rym) m
• Urdu: روم (ur) (rom)
• Vietnamese: Roma (vi), Rôma (vi), La Mã (vi) (dated)
• Volapük: Roma (vo), (seven hills) Vellubelazif (vo)
• Welsh: Rhufain (cy)

empire

• Arabic: روما (ar) (rūmā) f
• Armenian: Հռոմ (hy) (Hṙom)
• Czech: Řím (cs) m
• Danish: Romerriget (da), Det Romerske Kejserrige (da)
• Japanese: ローマ帝国 (rōma teikoku)
• Khmer: រ៉ូម (km) (room)
• Macedonian: Рим (mk) (Rim) m

• Maltese: Ruman
• Marathi: रोम (mr) (rom) n
• Middle Persian: 𐭧𐭫𐭥𐭬 (Hrōm)
• Persian: روم (fa) (rum)
• Portuguese: Roma (pt) f
• Russian: Рим (ru) (Rim) m
• Vietnamese: La Mã (vi)

The translations below need to be checked and inserted above into the appropriate translation tables, removing any numbers. Numbers do not necessarily match those in definitions. See instructions at Help:How to check translations.

• Slovak: Lácium n (1), Rím m (2)

See also

• Roma

Statistics

• Most common English words before 1923: enter · consider · provided · #969: Rome · twelve · opposite · vast

Anagrams

• more, More
• omer

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Dutch

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Pronunciation

• IPA: /ˈroː.mə/

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Proper noun

Rome ?

1. Rome

Anagrams

• moer, more, roem

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French

Etymology

From Latin Rōma.

Proper noun

Rome f

1. Rome (province)
2. Rome (city)

Anagrams

• more, More
• orme

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Italian

Proper noun

Rome f

1. Plural form of Roma

   le due Rome, the two Romes

Anagrams

• mero
• more
• orme
• remo, Remo, remò

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Old French

Proper noun

Rome

1. Rome (city)