Roma
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- proper noun
- /ˈroʊmə/
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Roma
- Welcome to Roma, the historic capital of Italy.
- di Roma
- Roma, Rome
- Museo di Roma
Oh, you take this train and Roma Termini train station and this and that.
- Oh, you take this train and Roma Termini train station and this and that.
- What time will be So I go to Roma.
- To his friend Infiorenza, Marsilio Pico sends greetings in Plato from Roma.
Examples
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I'm from Roma.
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Welcome to Roma.
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Here we are in Roma.
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I have come from Roma.
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Maybe you come with us to Roma!
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He's in Roma on business.
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I don't have time to go find him in Roma and then bring him all the way back here.
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In July this year, the second-ever Barvalipe Roma Summer camp took place in Hungary.
Blog text (13) -
Romulus would go on to build his city on the Palatine Hill, naming it Roma or Rome after himself.
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Passing through the Piazzale Roma, he began following the signs to the Piazza San Marco.
Fiction book (1999)
Synonyms
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The capital city of Italy on the Tiber River famous for ancient sites
A poetic name for Rome that shows its long history
Idioms
A phrase that says when a person in charge decides, the matter is finished
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Roma is the Italian name for the city and comes from the old Latin name Roma, a name tied in stories to the city's founder Romulus. So, Roma is simply the name for the city 'Rome'.