رومی
rumi[ɹuː.míː]
Adjective
- رومیrumi[ɹuː.míː](of or from Rome)(of or from the Roman Empire)(roman)
Grammar of römisch
Adjective
- Pronunciation
- [ˈʁøːmɪʃ]
All forms
- römischpositive
- römischermasculine, nominative, positive, singular, strong inflection
- römischefeminine, nominative, positive, singular, strong inflection
- römischesneuter, nominative, positive, singular, strong inflection
- römischenominative, plural, positive, strong inflection
- römischengenitive, masculine, positive, singular, strong inflection
- römischerfeminine, genitive, positive, singular, strong inflection
- römischengenitive, neuter, positive, singular, strong inflection
- römischergenitive, plural, positive, strong inflection
- römischemdative, masculine, positive, singular, strong inflection
- römischerdative, feminine, positive, singular, strong inflection
- römischemdative, neuter, positive, singular, strong inflection
- römischendative, plural, positive, strong inflection
- römischenaccusative, masculine, positive, singular, strong inflection
- römischeaccusative, feminine, positive, singular, strong inflection
- römischesaccusative, neuter, positive, singular, strong inflection
- römischeaccusative, plural, positive, strong inflection
- römischemasculine, nominative, positive, singular, weak inflection
- römischefeminine, nominative, positive, singular, weak inflection
- römischeneuter, nominative, positive, singular, weak inflection
- römischennominative, plural, positive, weak inflection
- römischengenitive, masculine, positive, singular, weak inflection
- römischenfeminine, genitive, positive, singular, weak inflection
- römischengenitive, neuter, positive, singular, weak inflection
- römischengenitive, plural, positive, weak inflection
- römischendative, masculine, positive, singular, weak inflection
- römischendative, feminine, positive, singular, weak inflection
- römischendative, neuter, positive, singular, weak inflection
- römischendative, plural, positive, weak inflection
- römischenaccusative, masculine, positive, singular, weak inflection
- römischeaccusative, feminine, positive, singular, weak inflection
- römischeaccusative, neuter, positive, singular, weak inflection
- römischenaccusative, plural, positive, weak inflection
- römischermasculine, mixed inflection, nominative, positive, singular
- römischefeminine, mixed inflection, nominative, positive, singular
- römischesmixed inflection, neuter, nominative, positive, singular
- römischenmixed inflection, nominative, plural, positive
- römischengenitive, masculine, mixed inflection, positive, singular
- römischenfeminine, genitive, mixed inflection, positive, singular
- römischengenitive, mixed inflection, neuter, positive, singular
- römischengenitive, mixed inflection, plural, positive
- römischendative, masculine, mixed inflection, positive, singular
- römischendative, feminine, mixed inflection, positive, singular
- römischendative, mixed inflection, neuter, positive, singular
- römischendative, mixed inflection, plural, positive
- römischenaccusative, masculine, mixed inflection, positive, singular
- römischeaccusative, feminine, mixed inflection, positive, singular
- römischesaccusative, mixed inflection, neuter, positive, singular
- römischenaccusative, mixed inflection, plural, positive
Examples
1Spartakus war ein römischer Sklave.
اسپارتاکوس یک بردهٔ رومی بود.
not confirmed
indirect translation
Sources and credits
- Wiktionary, German edition, CC-BY-SA-4.0
Wiktionary contributors (Wiktionary, German edition), extracted with Wiktextract (Wiktextract, Tatu Ylonen) and DBnary (DBnary, Gilles Sérasset, CC BY-SA 3.0)
- Wiktionary, English edition, CC-BY-SA-4.0
Wiktionary contributors (Wiktionary, English edition), extracted with Wiktextract (Wiktextract, Tatu Ylonen) and DBnary (DBnary, Gilles Sérasset, CC BY-SA 3.0)
- Wiktionary, 17 further language editions, CC-BY-SA-4.0
Wiktionary contributors (fr, ru, zh, pt, ja, ko, tr, pl, nl, es, el, ms, it, cs, vi, th and ku editions), extracted with Wiktextract (Wiktextract, Tatu Ylonen)
- wordfreq, CC-BY-SA-4.0
wordfreq 3.2 by Robyn Speer, data under CC BY-SA 4.0. Includes data from Wikipedia, OPUS OpenSubtitles 2018 (OPUS OpenSubtitles), the SUBTLEX word lists by Marc Brysbaert et al., Google Books Ngrams (Google Books Ngrams), ParaCrawl and the Leeds Internet Corpus.
- Tatoeba, CC-BY-2.0-FR
Tatoeba contributors (Tatoeba). Each sentence names its author.
- 1: nubok (de #3846022), AchillePoirot (fa #3848715), Tatoeba