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Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
Roemer
roman
Römerzeit
f
hist.
Roman Age
Antiqua
roman
type
Antiqua
f
roman
type
römische Ruinen
Roman ruins
Römisches Reich
hist.
Roman Empire
Schluessel
roman
roman
a clef
röm. : römisch
Rom. : Roman
SpaĂ
m
auf Kosten anderer
Roman holiday
altrömisch
adj
art
lit.
soc.
hist.
ancient Roman
Römer
m
; Römerin
f
Römer
pl
Roman
Romans
Römer
m
, Römerin
f
Römer
pl
Roman
Romans
römische Provinz
Roman province
Heiliges Römisches Reich
Holy Roman Empire
rk., r.-k. : römisch-katholisch
RC : Roman Catholic
Forum Romanum
n
(in Rom)
arch.
hist.
Roman Forum (in Rome)
roman
isch
adj
arch.
roman
ischer Bogen
Romanesque
Roman arch
roman
isch
adj
art
roman
ischer Bogen
Romanesque
Roman arch
Vespasian (römischer Kaiser)
hist.
Vespasian (Roman emperor)
römischer Schlag
m
(Uhr)
Roman striking (timepiece)
SchlĂŒssel
roman
m
SchlĂŒssel
roman
e
pl
roman
a clef
roman
s a clef
Wandelgang
m
(römische Baukunst)
arch.
hist.
prodomos (Roman architecture)
Magerdruck
m
roman
typeface,
roman
letters
Magerdruck
m
roman
typeface;
roman
letters
Jupiter
n
(römischer Gott)
Jupiter; Jove (Roman mythology)
RĂ€tien
n
(römische Provinz)
geogr.
hist.
Raetia; Rhaetia (Roman province)
Kurie
f
relig.
adm.
Kurien
pl
die Römische Kurie
curia
curiae
the Roman Curia
römisch-katholisch
adj
römisch-katholischer Glaube
Roman Catholic
Roman Catholicism
Katholik
m
; Katholikin
f
relig.
Katholiken
pl
Catholic; Roman Catholic
Catholics
Katholik
m
, Katholikin
f
Katholiken
pl
Catholic, Roman Catholic
Catholics
'Römische Elegien' (von Goethe Werktitel)
lit.
'Roman Elegies' (by Goethe work title)
Dekurio
m
(Position im römischen Reich)
hist.
decurion (position in the Roman empire)
'Römische Elegien' (von Goethe Werktitel)
lit.
'Roman Elegies' (by Goethe work title)
Dikasterium
n
(Abteilung der römischen Kurie)
adm.
relig.
dicastery (department of the Roman Curia)
Tempel
m
arch.
relig.
Tempel
pl
römischer Tempel
Felsentempel
m
temple
temples
Roman temple
rock temple
Römische Rota
f
; Rota
f
(katholisches Berufungsgericht)
relig.
Roman Rota; Rota (Catholic appelate tribunal)
Römische Rota
f
; Rota
f
(katholisches Berufungsgericht)
relig.
Roman Rota; Rota (Catholic appellate tribunal)
katholisch
adj
die katholische Kirche
römisch-katholisch
Catholic
the Catholic Church
Roman-Catholic
Herkules
m
; Herakles
m
(Held in der römischen griechischen Mythologie)
Hercules; Heracles (hero in Roman Greek mythology)
Laokoon (trojanischer Priester der röm. u. griech. Mythologie)
Laocoön (Trojan priest in Greek and Roman mythology)
Zahlzeichen
n
, Ziffer
f
Zahlzeichen
pl
, Ziffern
pl
arabische Ziffern, arabische Zahlen
römische Ziffern, römische Zahlen
numeral
numerals
Arabic numerals
Roman numerals
Laokoon (trojanischer Priester der röm. u. griech. Mythologie)
Laocoön (Trojan priest in Greek and Roman mythology)
Zahlzeichen
n
; Ziffer
f
Zahlzeichen
pl
; Ziffern
pl
arabische Ziffern; arabische Zahlen
römische Ziffern; römische Zahlen
numeral
numerals
Arabic numerals
Roman numerals
Romulus und Remus (GrĂŒnder Roms in der röm. Mythologie)
Romulus and Remus (founders of Rome in Roman mythology)
römisch
adj
römisches Alphabet
römischer Kalender
römische Ziffer
f
Roman
Roman alphabet
Roman calendar
Roman numeral
katholisch
adj
relig.
kath.
die katholische Kirche
römisch-katholisch rk., r.-k.
Catholic Cath.
the Catholic Church
Roman-Catholic RC
Colonia
m
(Siedlung auĂerhalb von Rom im Römischen Reich)
colonia (settlement outside of Rome in the Roman Empire)
KurwĂŒrde
f
hist.
electorship; electoral dignity (in the Holy Roman Empire)
Kathole
m
pej.
(Katholik)
relig.
papist; left-footer
Br.
slang
pej.
(Roman Catholic)
katholisch
adj
relig.
kath.
die katholische Kirche
römisch-katholisch rk. r.-k.
Catholic Cath.
the Catholic Church
Roman-Catholic RC
Saturnalien
pl
(Saturnfest im Röm. Reich)
Saturnalia {pl} (ancient Roman festival in honour of Saturn)
römisch
adj
röm.
römisches Alphabet
römischer Kalender
römische Ziffer
f
Roman Rom.
Roman alphabet
Roman calendar
Roman numeral
Römer
m
; Römerin
f
soc.
Römer
pl
; Römerinnen
pl
die alten Römer ebenso wie die modernen
Roman
Romans
the ancient Romans just like the modern ones
Kirchenpatronat
n
jur.
right of patronage in Roman Catholic canon law; jus patronatus
Eisenzeit
f
hist.
vorrömische Eisenzeit
f
frĂŒhe Eisenzeit
spÀte Eisenzeit
Iron Age
pre-Roman iron age
early Iron Age
late Iron Age
Lemur
m
; Larva
m
(römischer Totengeist)
relig.
hist.
Lemures
pl
; Larvae
pl
lemur; larva (Roman spirit of a dead person)
lemures; larvae
römisch
adj
röm.
römisches Alphabet
römischer Kalender
römische Ziffer
f
Roman Rom.
Roman alphabet
Roman calendar
Roman numeral
Geschichte
f
von etw. (Darstellung einer geschichtlichen Entwicklung)
Die Geschichte der römischen Kaiser.
historiography of sth.
A Historiography of the Roman Emperors.
Latifundium
n
(von Skaven bewirtschafteter GroĂgrundbesitz im Römischen Reich)
hist.
latifundium (landed estate worked by slaves in the Roman Empire)
Jupiter
m
(Gott des Himmels, des Donners und der Blitze in der römischen Mythologie)
Jove; Jupiter (god of sky, thunder and lightning in Roman mythology)
Badeanstalt
f
; Bad
n
Badeanstalten
pl
; BĂ€der
pl
die antiken römischen BÀder
bathhouse; bath
hist.
bathhouses; baths
the ancient Roman baths
Marcus Fabius Quintilianus (auch Quintilian, röm. Rhetoriker der Antike)
hist.
Marcus Fabius Quintilianus (also Quintilian, ancient Roman rhetorician)
gerade stehend; recte
adj
(Schriftauszeichnung im Gegensatz zu kursiv)
print
etw. gerade setzen; etw. recte setzen
roman
rom (typeface attribute as opposed to italic)
to set sth.
roman
Agrippina die Ăltere; Agrippina maior (Mutter des röm. Kaisers Caligula)
hist.
Agrippina the Elder; Agrippina Major (mother of Roman emperor Caligula)
Titus Flavius Domitianus; Domitian (ein römischer Kaiser)
hist.
Titus Flavius (Caesar) Domitianus (Augustus), Domitian (a Roman emperor)
Erinnyen (griech. Mythologie); Eumeniden (griech. Myth.); Furien (röm. Myth.)
Erinyes (Greek mythology); Eumenides (Greek myth.); Furies (Roman myth.)
Reich
n
; Imperium
n
Heiliges Römisches Reich HRR
Heiliges Römisches Reich Deutscher Nation
empire; Reich
Holy Roman Empire
Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation
Reich
n
; Imperium
n
Heiliges Römisches Reich HRR
Heiliges Römisches Reich Deutscher Nation
empire; Reich
Holy Roman Empire
Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation
die Pandekten; die Digesten (römische Gesetzessammlung unter Justinian)
pl
jur.
hist.
the Pandects; the Digest (compendium of Roman law compiled under Justinian)
die Pandekten; die Digesten
pl
(römisches Rechtslehrbuch aus der Zeit Justinians)
jur.
hist.
the Pandects; the Digest (textbook of Roman law from the times of Justinian)
Myrthen
pl
(Myrtus) (botanische Gattung)
bot.
Gemeine Myrte
f
; Gewöhnliche Myrte
f
; Brautmyrte
f
(Myrtus communis)
myrtles (botanical genus)
common myrtle; true (Roman) myrtle; bride's myrtle
Caracalla; Marcus Aurelius Severus Antoninus Augustus (römischer Kaiser)
hist.
Caracalla; Marcus Aurelius Severus Antoninus Augustus; Antoninus (Roman Emperor)
Zahlzeichen
n
; Ziffer
f
Zahlzeichen
pl
; Ziffern
pl
arabische Ziffern; arabische Zahlen
oktales Zahlzeichen; oktale Ziffer; Oktalziffer
f
römische Ziffern; römische Zahlen
numeral
numerals
Arabic numerals
octal number; octal digit
Roman numerals
Römerzeit
f
; römische Zeit
f
; römische Zeiten
pl
hist.
in der Römerzeit; in der römischen Zeit; zu römischen Zeiten
Roman age; Roman era; Roman times
during the Roman age; in the Roman era; during in Roman times
Rezeption
f
(von Kultur, Gedankengut)
die Rezeption der griechischen und römischen Kultur in Ostasien
adoption; reception; perception (of ideas)
the Reception of Greek and Roman culture in east asia
Diana
f
(Göttin der Jagd Geburt und des Mondes in der röm. Mythologie entspricht Artemis in der griech. Mythologie)
Diana (goddess of the hunt birth and moon in Roman mythology; equivalent to Artemis in Greek mythology)
Diana
f
(Göttin der Jagd, Geburt und des Mondes in der röm. Mythologie, entspricht Artemis in der griech. Mythologie)
Diana (goddess of the hunt, birth and moon in Roman mythology; equivalent to Artemis in Greek mythology)
Mörserschale
f
; Mörser
m
; Reibschale
f
cook.
pharm.
Mörserschalen
pl
; Mörser
pl
; Reibschalen
pl
altrömische Reibschale; Mortarium
n
Fantaschale
f
; FantaschĂŒssel
f
; Patene
f
pharm.
Mörser und Pistill
mortar bowl; mortar
mortar bowls; mortars
ancient Roman mortar; mortarium
pharmacy mortar bowl
mortar and pestle
Helix-Schnirkelschnecken
pl
(Helix) (zoologische Gattung)
Weinbergschnecke
f
(Helix pomatia)
gefleckte Weinbergschnecke
f
(Helix aspersa)
Helix snails (zoological genus)
edible snail; Burgundy snail Roman snail escargot
cook.
garden snail; escargot
cook.
Helix-Schnirkelschnecken
pl
(Helix) (zoologische Gattung)
Weinbergschnecke
f
(Helix pomatia)
gefleckte Weinbergschnecke
f
(Helix aspersa)
Helix snails (zoological genus)
edible snail; Burgundy snail, Roman snail, escargot
cook.
garden snail; escargot
cook.
MĂ€naden
pl
(AnhÀngerinnen des Dionysos in der griechischen Mythologie); Bacchantinnen
pl
(AnhÀngerinnen des Bacchus in der römischen Mythologie)
Maenads (female followers of Dionysos in Greek mythology); Bassarids; Bacchantes (female followers of Baccus in Roman mythology)
Handelsplatz
m
econ.
HandelsplÀtze
pl
Zu römischen Zeiten war die Stadt Celje ein wichtiger Handelsplatz.
market place; marketplace; market
market places; marketplaces; markets
During the Roman era the town of Celje was an important market place.
Bad
n
; Badeanstalt
f
BĂ€der
pl
; Badeanstalten
pl
die antiken römischen BÀder
bathhouse; swimming pool; swimming bath
Br.
(old-fashioned); bath
hist.
bathhouses; swimming pools; swimming baths; baths
the ancient Roman baths
Schriftart
f
; Schrift
f
; Schrifttyp
m
print
Schriftarten
pl
; Schriften
pl
; Schrifttypen
pl
Antiqua
f
Breitschrift
f
Schreibschriftart
f
; Schreibschrift
f
Schriftgarnitur
f
; Schriftfamilie
f
ladbarer Zeichensatz
m
; ladbare Schriftart
f
; residente Schriftart
f
comp.
typeface; type; font; fount
Br.
typefaces; types; fonts; founts
roman
type
wide font
script font; script
family of type
soft font; downloadable font; internal font
TraubenkrÀuter
pl
; Ambrosien
pl
(Ambrosia) (botanische Gattung)
bot.
beifuĂblĂ€ttriges Traubenkraut
n
; BeifuĂ-Ambrosie
f
; aufrechtes Traubenkraut
n
; wilder Hanf
m
(Ambrosia artemisiifolia)
ragweeds (botanical genus)
common ragweed; annual ragweed; bitterweed; blackweed; carrot weed; hayfever weed; stickweed; tassel weed; American wormwood; Roman wormwood; stammerwort
auf jdn. auf ein Ereignis bis in eine bestimmte Epoche zurĂŒckgehen; zurĂŒckreichen
v
Die Idee eines neuen Römischen Reiches geht auf Karl den GroĂen zurĂŒck.
Diese Tradition reicht bis ins Jahr 1755 zurĂŒck.
to date back to sb. an event a given epoch; to date from an event a given epoch
The concept of a revived Roman Empire dates back to Charlemagne.
This tradition dates back to 1755.
bisher; bis jetzt; bis heute; bislang
geh.
; bis dato
adm.
adv
bisher (noch) nicht
wie bisher; wie eh und je
wie auch schon bisher
statt wie bisher âŠ
das bisher beste Ergebnis
von der Römerzeit bis heute
drei Leitungen statt bisher eine
so far; up to now; to date; hitherto
not (as) yet
as before; as in the past
as has been the case in the past
instead of ⊠as in the past
the best result so far
from Roman times to the present day
three lines instead of the current single one
Schriftsystem
n
; Schrift
f
ling.
Buchstabenschrift
f
; Alphabetschrift
f
; Segmentalschrift
f
Bildschrift
f
GebÀrdenschrift
f
Keilschrift
f
hist.
Magnetschrift
f
comp.
Ogamschrift
f
; Oghamschrift
f
; Ogam Ogham
hist.
Runenschrift
f
hist.
Silbenschrift
f
; Syllabographie
f
Wortschrift
f
; Logographie
f
arabische Schrift
chinesische Schrift
glagolitische Schrift; Glagoliza
griechische Schrift
kyrillische Schrift; Kyrilliza; Asbuka
lateinische Schrift; Lateinschrift
taktile Schrift; Profilschrift (fĂŒr Sehbehinderte)
in Lateinschrift geschrieben
writing system; writing; script
alphabetic script
pictographic writing system
sign-writing
wedge-writing; cuneiform writing script
magnetic writing
ogham ogam writing script; ogham ogam
runic writing script
syllabic script
logographic script
Arabic script
Chinese script
Glagolitic writing; Glagolithic script; Glagolica
Greek script
Cyrillic script; azbuka
Roman script
tactile writing system; raised lettering; embossed lettering (for the visually impaired)
written in Roman script; written in the Roman alphabet; written in Roman letters
Roman
m
lit.
Romane
pl
Abenteuer
roman
m
Agenten
roman
m
; Spionage
roman
m
Bildungs
roman
m
Brief
roman
m
Detektiv
roman
m
Entwicklungs
roman
m
Fortsetzungs
roman
m
Gegenwarts
roman
m
Groschen
roman
m
; Heft
roman
m
; Hintertreppen
roman
m
; Kitsch
roman
m
; Billig
roman
m
lit.
Heimat
roman
m
Kolportage
roman
m
Kriminal
roman
m
lit.
KĂŒnstler
roman
m
Kurz
roman
m
Liebes
roman
m
Mitschreib
roman
m
; Interaktiv
roman
m
Schauer
roman
m
; Grusel
roman
m
lit.
SchlĂŒssel
roman
m
Schmunzel
roman
m
Schund
roman
m
; Kitsch
roman
m
Sitten
roman
m
novel
novels
adventure novel
cloak-and-dagger novel
coming-of-age novel; bildungs
roman
epistolary novel
private detective novel; private investigator novel; PI novel
entwicklungs
roman
; development novel
serial novel; serial
contemporary novel
penny dreadful; dime novel
Am.
rural novel; regional novel
serialized pulp novel
detective novel; mystery novel
KĂŒnstler
roman
; artist novel
short novel
roman
tic novel
write-along novel; collaborative novel
horror novel; Gothic novel
roman
a clef
funny novel
trashy novel; pulp novel
novel of matters
auf etw. zurĂŒckgreifen; sich auf etw. stĂŒtzen, etw. zu Hilfe in Anspruch nehmen
v
jds. Dienste in Anspruch nehmen; jds. Dienste nutzen
den Kreditmarkt stark in Anspruch nehmen
Sie konnte auf einen groĂen Erfahrungsschatz zurĂŒckgreifen.
Der Romanautor schöpft weitgehend aus eigenen Kindheitserlebnissen.
Der Bericht stĂŒtzt sich auf mehrere Studien und aktuelle Statistiken.
Diese Neuinszenierung bedient sich der japanischen Onnagata-Technik, bei der MĂ€nner Frauenrollen spielen.
Bei diesen Spielzeugen können Kinder ihre Phantasie spielen lassen.
Er war auf die GroĂzĂŒgigkeit seiner Freunde angewiesen.
Ich fĂŒhre da immer gern das amerikanische Beispiel an.
Die Rachetragödien des elisabethanischen Englands orientierten sich am Beispiel des römischen Dramatikers Seneca.
to draw on upon sth.
to draw on sb.'s services
to draw heavily on the credit market
She had a wealth of experience to draw on.
The novelist draws heavily on his own childhood experiences.
The report draws upon several studies and recent statistics.
This new staging draws on the Japanese onnagata technique, in which men play female roles.
These toys allow children to draw on their imagination.
He had to draw upon the generosity of his friends.
I always like to draw on the American example.
The revenge plays of Elizabethan England drew on the example of the Roman playwright Seneca.
auf etw. zurĂŒckgreifen; sich auf etw. stĂŒtzen etw. zu Hilfe in Anspruch nehmen
v
jds. Dienste in Anspruch nehmen; jds. Dienste nutzen
den Kreditmarkt stark in Anspruch nehmen
Sie konnte auf einen groĂen Erfahrungsschatz zurĂŒckgreifen.
Der Romanautor schöpft weitgehend aus eigenen Kindheitserlebnissen.
Der Bericht stĂŒtzt sich auf mehrere Studien und aktuelle Statistiken.
Diese Neuinszenierung bedient sich der japanischen Onnagata-Technik bei der MĂ€nner Frauenrollen spielen.
Bei diesen Spielzeugen können Kinder ihre Phantasie spielen lassen.
Er war auf die GroĂzĂŒgigkeit seiner Freunde angewiesen.
Ich fĂŒhre da immer gern das amerikanische Beispiel an.
Die Rachetragödien des elisabethanischen Englands orientierten sich am Beispiel des römischen Dramatikers Seneca.
to draw on upon sth.
to draw on sb.'s services
to draw heavily on the credit market
She had a wealth of experience to draw on.
The novelist draws heavily on his own childhood experiences.
The report draws upon several studies and recent statistics.
This new staging draws on the Japanese onnagata technique in which men play female roles.
These toys allow children to draw on their imagination.
He had to draw upon the generosity of his friends.
I always like to draw on the American example.
The revenge plays of Elizabethan England drew on the example of the Roman playwright Seneca.
etw. als etw. anerkennen; jdm. etw. zuerkennen; zubilligen; bescheinigen
v
anerkennend; zuerkennend; zubilligend; bescheinigend
anerkennt; zuerkannt; zugebilligt; bescheinigt
die ZustÀndigkeit des Gerichts nicht anerkennen
Es ist mittlerweise allgemein anerkannt, dass âŠ
als etw. gelten
Er gilt als ausgewiesener Fachmann auf dem Gebiet.
Gerasa gilt allgemein als die am besten erhaltene römische Provinzstadt.
Es bleibt abzuwarten, ob sie ihn als ihren FĂŒhrer anerkennen.
In diesem Teil der Stadt gibt es die anerkannt besten anerkanntermaĂen die besten Restaurants.
Es wird den Antragstellern ausdrĂŒcklich das Recht zuerkannt, die ArchitektenplĂ€ne einzusehen.
Frankreich wird eine fĂŒhrende Rolle in diesem Bereich bescheinigt.
to acknowledge sb. sth. as sth.
acknowledging
acknowledged
to refuse to acknowledge the authority of the court
It is now widely generally acknowledged that âŠ
to be acknowledged as sth. to be sth.
He is widely acknowledged as an expert in this field.
Gerasa is generally acknowledged to be the best-preserved Roman provincial town.
It remains to be seen whether they acknowledge him as to be their leader.
This part of the city is acknowledged to have the best restaurants.
The applicants are explicitly acknowledged to have the right of inspecting the architect's plans.
France is acknowledged to have a leading role in this field.
etw. als etw. anerkennen; jdm. etw. zuerkennen; zubilligen; bescheinigen
v
anerkennend; zuerkennend; zubilligend; bescheinigend
anerkennt; zuerkannt; zugebilligt; bescheinigt
die ZustÀndigkeit des Gerichts nicht anerkennen
Es ist mittlerweise allgemein anerkannt dass ...
als etw. gelten
Er gilt als ausgewiesener Fachmann auf dem Gebiet.
Gerasa gilt allgemein als die am besten erhaltene römische Provinzstadt.
Es bleibt abzuwarten ob sie ihn als ihren FĂŒhrer anerkennen.
In diesem Teil der Stadt gibt es die anerkannt besten anerkanntermaĂen die besten Restaurants.
Es wird den Antragstellern ausdrĂŒcklich das Recht zuerkannt die ArchitektenplĂ€ne einzusehen.
Frankreich wird eine fĂŒhrende Rolle in diesem Bereich bescheinigt.
to acknowledge sb. sth. as sth.
acknowledging
acknowledged
to refuse to acknowledge the authority of the court
It is now widely generally acknowledged that ...
to be acknowledged as sth. to be sth.
He is widely acknowledged as an expert in this field.
Gerasa is generally acknowledged to be the best-preserved Roman provincial town.
It remains to be seen whether they acknowledge him as to be their leader.
This part of the city is acknowledged to have the best restaurants.
The applicants are explicitly acknowledged to have the right of inspecting the architect's plans.
France is acknowledged to have a leading role in this field.
Deutsche
Roemer Synonyme
roemer
Englische
roman Synonyme
roman
Bildungs
roman
Gothic novel
ascender
back
bastard type
beard
belly
bevel
black letter
body
cap
capital
case
comic novel
counter
descender
detective novel
dime novel
dreadful
em
en
epistolary novel
erotic novel
face
fat-faced type
feet
font
groove
historical novel
italic
letter
ligature
logotype
lower case
majuscule
minuscule
nick
nouvelle
novel
novel of character
novel of ideas
novel of incident
novel of manners
novel of sensibility
novelette
novella
penny dreadful
pi
pica
picaresque novel
point
pornographic novel
print
problem novel
proletarian novel
propaganda novel
psychological novel
regional novel
river novel
roman
a clef
roman
-fleuve
sans serif
satirical novel
science-fiction novel
script
sentimental novel
shank
shilling shocker
short story
short-short
shoulder
small cap
small capital
sociological novel
stamp
stem
storiette
stream-of-consciousness novel
thesis novel
type
type body
type class
type lice
typecase
typeface
typefounders
typefoundry
upper case
vignette
Roman candle
aid to navigation
alarm
amber light
balefire
beacon
beacon fire
bell
bell buoy
blinker
blue peter
bomb
buoy
cap
caution light
cherry bomb
cracker
firecracker
flare
flowerpot
fog bell
fog signal
fog whistle
foghorn
girandole
glance
go light
gong buoy
green light
heliograph
high sign
international alphabet flag
international numeral pennant
kick
ladyfinger
leer
marker beacon
nod
nudge
parachute flare
pilot flag
pinwheel
poke
police whistle
quarantine flag
radio beacon
red flag
red light
rocket
sailing aid
semaphore
semaphore flag
semaphore telegraph
serpent
sign
signal
signal beacon
signal bell
signal fire
signal flag
signal gong
signal gun
signal lamp
signal light
signal mast
signal post
signal rocket
signal shot
signal siren
signal tower
skyrocket
snake
spar buoy
sparkler
squib
stop light
the nod
the wink
torpedo
touch
traffic light
traffic signal
watch fire
white flag
wigwag
wigwag flag
wink
yellow flag
Roman nosed
aquiline
aquiline-nosed
beak-nosed
beak-shaped
beaked
bill-like
bill-shaped
billed
clawlike
crookbilled
crooked
crooknosed
down-curving
hamate
hamiform
hamulate
hooked
hooklike
parrot-nosed
rhamphoid
rostrate
rostriform
unciform
uncinate
unguiform
roman
ce
Marchen
Western
Western story
Westerner
adulterous affair
adultery
adventure
adventure story
affair
allegorize
allegory
amor
amour
apologue
apparition
autism
autistic thinking
balderdash
bedtime story
brainchild
brown-nose
bubble
butter up
canard
capriccio
caprice
chimera
color
colorfulness
concoction
court
cuckoldry
dalliance
delirium
dereism
dereistic thinking
detective story
divertissement
dreamery
eidolon
entanglement
epic
eternal triangle
exaggeration
excitement
extravaganza
fable
fabliau
fabrication
fabulize
fairy tale
fancy
fantasia
fantasque
fantasy
fascination
fib
fiction
fictionalize
figment
flatter
flight of fancy
flirtation
folk story
folktale
forbidden love
forgery
gest
ghost story
glamor
hallucination
hanky-panky
horse opera
humoresque
ideal
idealism
ideality
idealization
idealize
idle fancy
idyll
illicit love
illusion
imagery
imagination
imaginative exercise
imaginativeness
imagining
impracticality
infidelity
insubstantial image
intrigue
invention
legend
liaison
love
love affair
love story
maggot
make-believe
medley
melodrama
mystery
mystery story
myth
mythicize
mythify
mythologize
mythology
mythos
narrate
narrative
nonsense
nostalgia
novel
novelize
nursery tale
pander to
parable
phantasm
phantom
play of fancy
potpourri
prevarication
quixotism
quixotize
quixotry
recite
recount
rehearse
relate
relationship
report
retell
rhapsodize
roman
tic tie
roman
ticism
roman
ticize
roman
za
science fiction
sentiment
shocker
sick fancy
soft-soap
space fiction
space opera
storify
story
suspense story
tall story
tall tale
tell
tell a story
thick-coming fancies
thriller
triangle
trip
unfaithfulness
unfold a tale
unpracticalness
unrealism
unreality
utopianism
utopianize
vapor
vision
visionariness
whim
whimsy
white lie
whodunit
wildest dreams
wish fulfillment
wish-fulfillment fantasy
wishful th
roman
cer
Don Quixote
Quixote
anecdotist
daydreamer
dreamer
dreamer of dreams
enthusiast
escapist
fableist
fabler
fabulist
fictionist
idealist
lotus-eater
mythmaker
mythopoet
narrator
novelettist
novelist
prophet
raconteur
reciter
recounter
relator
rhapsodist
roman
cist
roman
tic
roman
ticist
sagaman
seer
short-story writer
spinner of yarns
storier
storyteller
taleteller
teller of tales
utopian
utopianist
utopianizer
visionary
wishful thinker
word painter
yarn spinner
roman
tic
Don Quixote
Quixote
Utopian
abstract
absurd
adoring
affectionate
airy
allegoric
amorous
aroused
autistic
bathetic
beery
chimerical
cloying
conjugal
crackpot
created
daydreamer
demonstrative
dereistic
devoted
dreamer
dreamer of dreams
emotional
enthusiast
escapist
exotic
extravagant
fabulous
faithful
fancied
fanciful
fantasized
fantastic
fictional
fictitious
filial
fond
fresh
glamorous
gooey
gushing
husbandly
ideal
idealist
idealistic
idealized
idyllic
illusory
imaginary
imagined
impassioned
impractical
in the clouds
invented
languishing
legendary
libidinous
lotus-eater
lovelorn
lovesick
lovesome
loving
lustful
mad
made-up
maternal
maudlin
mawkish
melting
mushy
mythic
mythical
mythological
mythopoeic
mythopoetic
namby-pamby
nostalgic
nostomanic
otherworldly
oversentimental
oversentimentalized
parabolic
parental
passionate
paternal
picturesque
poetic
prophet
quixotic
rhapsodist
roman
cer
roman
cing
roman
esque
roman
ticist
roman
ticized
saccharine
sappy
seer
sentimental
sentimentalist
sentimentalized
sloppy
slushy
soft
soppy
starry-eyed
sticky
storybook
strange
sugary
sweet
tear-jerking
teary
tender
transcendental
transmundane
unpractical
unrealistic
utopian
utopianist
utopianizer
uxorious
visionary
wifely
wild
wish-fulfilling
wishful thinker
roman
ticism
affection
affectionateness
amativeness
amorousness
autism
autistic thinking
bathos
bleeding heart
cloyingness
demonstrativeness
dereism
dereistic thinking
dreamery
ecstasy
enchantment
flight of fancy
goatishness
goo
hearts-and-flowers
horniness
ideal
idealism
ideality
idealization
imaginative exercise
impracticality
lovelornness
lovesickness
maudlinness
mawkishness
mush
mushiness
namby-pamby
namby-pambyism
namby-pambyness
nostalgia
nostomania
oversentimentalism
oversentimentality
play of fancy
quixotism
quixotry
rapture
roman
ce
sentiment
sentimentalism
sentimentality
sexiness
slop
sloppiness
slush
soap opera
sob story
susceptibility
sweetness and light
tearjerker
unpracticalness
unrealism
unreality
utopianism
visionariness
wish fulfillment
wish-fulfillment fantasy
wishful thinking
roman
ticized
airy
allegoric
autistic
dereistic
fabulous
fictional
idealistic
impractical
in the clouds
legendary
mythic
mythological
mythopoeic
mythopoetic
otherworldly
parabolic
poetic
quixotic
roman
cing
roman
tic
starry-eyed
storybook
transcendental
transmundane
unpractical
unrealistic
visionary
wish-fulfilling
roman Definition
Greco-
Roman
(
a.
)
Having
characteristics
that
are
partly
Greek
and
partly
Roman
Roman
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
Rome,
or
the
Roman
people
Roman
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
Roman
Catholic
religion
Roman
(
a.
)
Upright
Roman
(
a.
)
Expressed
in
letters,
not
in
figures,
as
I.,
IV.,
i.,
iv.,
etc.
Roman
(
n.
)
A
native,
or
permanent
resident,
of
Rome
Roman
(
n.
)
Roman
type,
letters,
or
print,
collectively
roman Bedeutung
Greco-Roman
wrestling
a
style
of
wrestling
where
the
wrestlers
are
forbidden
to
tackle
or
trip
or
use
holds
below
the
waist
basilica
Roman
basilica
a
Roman
building
used
for
public
administration
clerical
collar
Roman
collar
dog
collar
a
stiff
white
collar
with
no
opening
in
the
front,
a
distinctive
symbol
of
the
clergy
Roman
arch
semicircular
arch
a
round
arch
drawn
from
a
single
center
Roman
building
a
building
constructed
by
the
ancient
Romans
Roman
candle
a
cylindrical
firework
that
projects
a
series
of
colored
balls
of
fire
Roman
nose
hooknose
a
nose
with
a
prominent
slightly
aquiline
bridge
classical
architecture
Greco-Roman
architecture
architecture
influenced
by
the
ancient
Greeks
or
Romans
Roman
architecture
the
architecture
of
ancient
Rome
Romanism
Roman
Catholicism
papism
the
beliefs
and
practices
of
the
Catholic
Church
based
in
Rome
roman
a
clef
a
novel
in
which
actual
persons
and
events
are
disguised
as
fictional
characters
roman
fleuve
a
French
novel
in
the
form
of
a
long
chronicle
of
a
family
or
other
social
group
Roman
alphabet
Latin
alphabet
the
alphabet
evolved
by
the
ancient
Romans
which
serves
for
writing
most
of
the
languages
of
western
Europe
Roman
law
Justinian
code
civil
law
jus
civile
the
legal
code
of
ancient
Rome,
codified
under
Justinian,
the
basis
for
many
modern
systems
of
civil
law
Roman
numeral
a
symbol
in
the
old
Roman
notation,
I,V,X,L,C,D,M
represent
,,,,,,
respectively
in
Arabic
notation
roman
roman
type
roman
letters
roman
print
a
typeface
used
in
ancient
Roman
inscriptions
Roman
mythology
the
mythology
of
the
ancient
Romans
Roman
Catholic
Western
Church
Roman
Catholic
Church
Church
of
Rome
Roman
Church
the
Christian
Church
based
in
the
Vatican
and
presided
over
by
a
pope
and
an
episcopal
hierarchy
Holy
Roman
Empire
a
political
entity
in
Europe
that
began
with
the
papal
coronation
of
Otto
I
as
the
first
emperor
in
and
lasted
untilwhen
it
was
dissolved
by
Napoleon
Roman
Legion
a
division
of
from
to
men
(including
cavalry)
in
the
Roman
army
Roman
Inquisition
Congregation
of
the
Inquisition
an
inquisition
set
up
in
Italy
in
to
curb
the
number
of
Protestants,
it
was
the
Roman
Inquisition
that
put
Galileo
on
trial
Roman
Republic
the
ancient
Roman
state
fromBC
until
Augustus
assumed
power
in
BC,
was
governed
by
an
elected
Senate
but
dissatisfaction
with
the
Senate
led
to
civil
wars
that
culminated
in
a
brief
dictatorship
by
Julius
Caesar
Roman
Empire
an
empire
established
by
Augustus
in
BC
and
divided
in
AD
into
the
Western
Roman
Empire
and
the
eastern
or
Byzantine
Empire,
at
its
peak
lands
in
Europe
and
Africa
and
Asia
were
ruled
by
ancient
Rome
Byzantine
Empire
Byzantium
Eastern
Roman
Empire
a
continuation
of
the
Roman
Empire
in
the
Middle
East
after
its
division
in
Western
Roman
Empire
Western
Empire
the
western
part
after
the
Roman
Empire
was
divided
in
,
it
lasted
only
until
Greco-Roman
deity
Graeco-Roman
deity
a
deity
of
classical
mythology
Roman
deity
a
deity
worshipped
by
the
ancient
Romans
Roman
Catholic
a
member
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
Roman
a
resident
of
modern
Rome
Roman
an
inhabitant
of
the
ancient
Roman
Empire
Holy
Roman
Emperor
sovereign
of
the
Holy
Roman
Empire
pope
Catholic
Pope
Roman
Catholic
Pope
pontiff
Holy
Father
Vicar
of
Christ
Bishop
of
Rome
the
head
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
Roman
Emperor
Emperor
of
Rome
sovereign
of
the
Roman
Empire
Frederick
II
Holy
Roman
Emperor
Frederick
II
the
Holy
Roman
Emperor
who
led
the
Sixth
Crusade
and
crowned
himself
king
of
Jerusalem
(-)
Jakobson
Roman
Jakobson
Roman
Osipovich
Jakobson
United
States
linguist
(born
in
Russia)
noted
for
his
description
of
the
universals
of
phonology
(-)
black
caraway
nutmeg
flower
Roman
coriander
Nigella
sativa
herb
of
the
Mediterranean
region
having
pungent
seeds
used
like
those
of
caraway
Roman
wormwood
rock
harlequin
Corydalis
sempervirens
Fumaria
sempervirens
glaucous
herb
of
northeastern
United
States
and
Canada
having
loose
racemes
of
yellow-tipped
pink
flowers,
sometimes
placed
in
genus
Fumaria
Roman
wormwood
Artemis
pontica
European
wormwood,
minor
source
of
absinthe
Roman
nettle
Urtica
pipulifera
annual
European
nettle
with
stinging
foliage
and
small
clusters
of
green
flowers
Roman
hyacinth
Hyacinthus
orientalis
albulus
hyacinth
with
loosely
flowered
spikes,
several
growing
from
one
bulb
mile
Roman
mile
an
ancient
Roman
unit
of
length
equivalent
toyards
Roman
pace
an
ancient
Roman
unit
of
length
(.
English
feet)
measured
as
the
distance
from
the
heel
of
one
foot
to
the
heel
of
the
same
foot
when
next
it
touches
the
ground
Roman
times
the
time
period
during
which
Rome
dominated
Europe
Roman
calendar
the
lunar
calendar
in
use
in
ancient
Rome,
replaced
by
the
Julian
calendar
in
BC
classical
classic
Greco-Roman
Graeco-Roman
Hellenic
of
or
pertaining
to
or
characteristic
of
the
ancient
Greek
and
Roman
cultures,
classical
mythology,
classical
Roman
Romanic
of
or
relating
to
or
derived
from
Rome
(especially
ancient
Rome),
Roman
architecture,
the
old
Roman
wall
Roman
relating
to
or
characteristic
of
people
of
Rome,
Roman
virtues,
his
Roman
bearing
in
adversity,
a
Roman
nose
Roman
R.C.
Romanist
romish
Roman
Catholic
popish
papist
papistic
papistical
of
or
relating
to
or
supporting
Romanism,
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
Roman
characteristic
of
the
modern
type
that
most
directly
represents
the
type
used
in
ancient
Roman
inscriptions
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