Associations to the word «Romans»
Noun
- Empire
- Ovid
- Rhine
- Macedonia
- Armenia
- Britannia
- Valour
- Juno
- Ad
- Corsica
- Revolt
- Mediterranean
- Pyrenees
- Jews
- Byzantium
- Civilisation
- Stronghold
- Thrace
- Fortification
- Goddess
- Venetian
- Incursion
- Deity
- Righteousness
- Cleopatra
- Deserter
- Testament
- Siege
- Anatolia
- Magna
- Minerva
- Tribe
- Mercenary
- Captive
- Perceiving
- Invader
- Citadel
- Plunder
- Centurion
- Pantheon
- Vigour
- Legate
- Romano
- Envoy
- Yoke
- Colchester
- Seneca
- Crucifixion
- Ottoman
- Turk
- Ally
- Antony
- Hermes
- Truce
- Pagan
- Cavalry
- Astrology
- Aphrodite
- Greco
- Mongol
- Virgil
- Fortress
- Norman
- Slew
- Divination
- Greece
- Spoil
- Contingent
- Omen
- Cornelius
- Marcus
- Divinity
- Celtic
- Persia
Adjective
Wiktionary
ROMANS, noun. Plural of Roman
ROMANS, proper noun. (biblical) The sixth book of the New Testament of the Bible, the epistle of St Paul to the Christians in Rome.
ROMANS, proper noun. The 30th sura (chapter) of the Quran
Dictionary definition
ROMANS, noun. A New Testament book containing an exposition of the doctrines of Saint Paul; written in AD 58.
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