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Romanid

Romanid proper noun: a zonal auxiliary language created by Zoltán Magyar in 1956 based (mainly) on the Romance languages.

Proper noun

Romanid (uncountable)

  1. A zonal auxiliary language created by Zoltán Magyar in 1956 based (mainly) on the Romance languages.

Origin of Romanid

Presumably a clipping of Romance + -id.

Questions about Romanid

What does Romanid mean?
Romanid means a zonal auxiliary language created by Zoltán Magyar in 1956 based (mainly) on the Romance languages.
What part of speech is Romanid?
Romanid is a proper noun.

Words near Romanid in the dictionary

  1. Romanic
  2. Romanichal
  3. Romanichals
  4. Romanicist
  5. Romanicists
  6. Romanid
  7. Romaniello
  8. Romaniellos
  9. Romanies
  10. Romaniot
  11. Romaniote

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