(n) Rome
(n) (1) romance (i.e. Arthurian romances) (fre: roman)
(2) novel
(3) romance
(n) Latin alphabet
transliteration of Japanese in "Roman" or Latin letters
romanization
romanisation
romaji
(P)
(n) Roman god or goddess
(n) Roman law
(n) myeloma
(n) romance
(n) Roman type (printing)
(n) Roman Catholic Church
(n) Pope
(n) (comp) romanisation
(n) Treaty of Rome (treaty establishing the European Economic Community, 1957)
(n) Roman mythology
Roman myths
(n) march on Rome (1922)
(n) Roman numerals
(n) Roman Empire
(n) Pope
(n) ancient Rome
(n,vs) romanization (from romanize)
(n) Roman Curia
(n) romanization (representation of foreign words using the Roman alphabet)
romanized spelling
(n) (comp) Romaji input
(n) Corpus Juris Civilis
Justinian Code
(n) Western Roman Empire
(n) full-width Roman character
(n) Eastern Roman Empire
(n) half-width Roman character
(n) Greco-Roman (style of wrestling)
(n) romanization (representation of foreign words using the Roman alphabet)
romanized spelling
(n) Holy Roman Empire