1. Pertaining to Rome, the Roman people, or the Roman Catholic religion; in letters, not in figures.

2. A native or citizen of Rome; the ordinary character in use, as distinguished from italic. Roman indiction, a cycle or revolution of fifteen years. Roman candle, a particular kind of firework, which throws up jets of sparks and brilliant stars at intervals. Roman cement, an excellent water cement for building purposes. Roman Catholic, one who professes the religion of Rome.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• rooma,
• wiman,
• woaman,
• owman,
• omany,
• ohman,
• goeman,
• romaina,
• romana,
• rottan,
• roomn,
• romens,
• moman,
• womani,
• remane,
• whoman,
• dooman,
• wooman,
• kuman,
• juman

• romania,
• Romain,
• Ronan,
• Romana,
• roumania,
• rommany,
• rohman,
• Romano,
• romany,
• romine,
• romani,
• romaine,
• Romona.

The adjective form of the word "Roman" is "Roman".

The plural of the "roman" can be the "romans".

The singular of the "roman" can be the "roman".