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Romanova

Romanova proper noun: a female surname from Russian, masculine equivalent Romanov.

Proper noun (1)

Romanova (plural Romanovas)

  1. A female surname from Russian, masculine equivalent Romanov.
    • The narrative also mentions a woman called Anna Romanova, supposed to be Akulina's associate, who is not named in the inquest and may not have existed at all.1999, “Castration and the Heavenly Kingdom: A Russian Folktale”, in Laura Engelstein, retrieved 21 Jan 2023

Proper noun (2)

Romanova

  1. A constructed language based on Spanish, French, Italian, and Portuguese.

Forms of Romanova

pluralRomanovas

Origin of Romanova

Borrowed from Bulgarian and Russian Романова (Romanova), feminine form of Романов (Romanov).

Questions about Romanova

What does Romanova mean?
Romanova means a female surname from Russian, masculine equivalent Romanov.
What part of speech is Romanova?
Romanova is a proper noun.

Words near Romanova in the dictionary

  1. Romanophones
  2. romanorlovite
  3. romanos
  4. Romanov
  5. Romanov's theorem
  6. Romanova
  7. Romanovas
  8. Romanovian
  9. Romanowski
  10. Romanowskis
  11. romans

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