Rumanian
- adjective
- /ruˈmeɪniən/
- Archaic
- A SOCIAL ROOM—DAY NUMBERS TATTOOED ON AN ARM... a thumb steadily smooths the skin as: RUMANIAN WOMAN (O.S.) (Rumanian accent, uninflected)...
- a Rumanian woman
Examples
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What did you do? # RUMANIAN WOMAN #
Fiction book (2001) -
What's that, Rumanian Foreplay?
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"He was coming out of Joe Stein's Rumanian Steak House as I was going in, and was, I think, a bit drunk.
Fiction book (2001) -
Ambassador Gannon is approaching the Rumanian Police lines.
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Rumanian woman and others...
Fiction book (2001) -
The ethos of the earliest Russian, Polish, Rumanian, or Hungarian congregations could be sensed immediately upon entry into the storefront or tenement loft.
Academic text (1990) -
A SOCIAL ROOM—DAY NUMBERS TATTOOED ON AN ARM... a thumb steadily smooths the skin as: RUMANIAN WOMAN (O.S.) (Rumanian accent, uninflected)...
Fiction book (2001) -
The Rumanian language is rich in history and has influenced many surrounding cultures.
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During our trip to Romania, we learned about the Rumanian customs and traditions.
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She enjoyed reading Rumanian literature, especially the works of Mihai Eminescu.
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Etymology
Rumanian comes from the Latin Romanus, meaning 'Roman', because the name of the country looks back to Rome. So Rumanian as an adjective means 'of or from Romania'.