Romanian
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2.8
- noun
- /roʊˈmeɪniən/
:
rumano
- As a Romanian citizen, she takes pride in her country's rich history and culture.
- Romanians and Hungarians
- Romanians and Bulgarians
- many Romanians
Now you have the Czechs, Slovaks, Romanians, Yugoslavs as enemies.
- Now you have the Czechs, Slovaks, Romanians, Yugoslavs as enemies.
- For three days the Romanians held until numbers finally began to tell.
- Now, if you know how the, the Romanians are treated now, that's how we were treated back then.
- We went on, we went and put it on a couple of Romanians, not Romanians, Bulgarians and Russians for three and a half million quid.
Examples
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Predominantly self-identifying as Romanian Orthodox, many Romanians seem to be practicing secularists.
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Amid the euphoria of communism's demise, as the historian Lucian Boia wrote, Romanians won their freedom, and "it seemed that freedom would solve everything."
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The amazing thing was that my wife, a Romanian, commented: "It is a bit expensive."
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Well, all I can say is the Romanians have a good taste in football teams, right?
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We've been friends a long time now and the young man, the Romanian guy is also a wonderful man and brilliant.
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Like all Romanians, we have passion, and great passion for the game, but my team plays with a will of steel.
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I do, however, find it interesting to hear how Romanians react to American humor.
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Finally allowed by the government to travel freely, Romanians were subject to suspicion and harsh visa restrictions from abroad.
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After Russia, the second highest number of Moldovan migrants went to Italy—where ethnic Romanians find high wages and a similar language.
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Hungary's non-German population consisted not only of Magyars, but also large numbers of Croats, Romanians, Serbs, Slovaks, and Ukrainians.
Academic text (2016)
Synonyms
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3.4
A person from Romania
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Etymology
Romanian for a person comes from the Latin word Romanus, 'of Rome'. The country name Romania means 'land of the Romans', so a Romanian is someone from that country.