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Romanophone

Romanophone noun: a person who speaks a Romance language.

Noun (1)

Romanophone (plural Romanophones)

  1. A person who speaks a Romance language.

Noun (2)

Romanophone (plural Romanophones)

  1. A person who speaks the Romanian language.

Forms of Romanophone

pluralRomanophones

Origin of Romanophone

From Romano- (“Rome, Romans”) + -phone.

From Romano- (“Romani”) + -phone.

Questions about Romanophone

What does Romanophone mean?
Romanophone means a person who speaks a Romance language.
What part of speech is Romanophone?
Romanophone is a noun.
What is the plural of Romanophone?
The plural of Romanophone is Romanophones.

Words near Romanophone in the dictionary

  1. Romanophilism
  2. Romanophobe
  3. Romanophobes
  4. Romanophobia
  5. Romanophobic
  6. Romanophone
  7. Romanophones
  8. romanorlovite
  9. romanos
  10. Romanov
  11. Romanov's theorem

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