Definition of Romanish in English:

Romanish

adjective ˈrəʊmənɪʃ

1Originally (in Old English): †of or relating to Rome in its capacity as a centre of authority for the Christian Church (obsolete). Later (frequently depreciative): of, belonging to, characteristic of, or sympathetic towards the Roman Catholic Church; Roman Catholic.
2Reminiscent or suggestive of (usually ancient) Rome; (of an object) resembling a Roman counterpart.

noun ˈrəʊmənɪʃ

Old English (in an earlier sense). From Roman and its etymon classical Latin Rōmānus + -ish.

adjectiveˈrəʊmənɪʃ

1Originally (in Old English): †of or relating to Rome in its capacity as a centre of authority for the Christian Church (obsolete). Later (frequently depreciative): of, belonging to, characteristic of, or sympathetic towards the Roman Catholic Church; Roman Catholic.
2Reminiscent or suggestive of (usually ancient) Rome; (of an object) resembling a Roman counterpart.

nounˈrəʊmənɪʃ

Old English (in an earlier sense). From Roman and its etymon classical Latin Rōmānus + -ish.

词汇	Romanish
释义	Definition of Romanish in English: Romanish adjective ˈrəʊmənɪʃ 1Originally (in Old English): †of or relating to Rome in its capacity as a centre of authority for the Christian Church (obsolete). Later (frequently depreciative): of, belonging to, characteristic of, or sympathetic towards the Roman Catholic Church; Roman Catholic. 2Reminiscent or suggestive of (usually ancient) Rome; (of an object) resembling a Roman counterpart. noun ˈrəʊmənɪʃ Romanshrare before 20th cent. Origin Old English (in an earlier sense). From Roman and its etymon classical Latin Rōmānus + -ish. Definition of Romanish in US English: Romanish adjectiveˈrəʊmənɪʃ 1Originally (in Old English): †of or relating to Rome in its capacity as a centre of authority for the Christian Church (obsolete). Later (frequently depreciative): of, belonging to, characteristic of, or sympathetic towards the Roman Catholic Church; Roman Catholic. 2Reminiscent or suggestive of (usually ancient) Rome; (of an object) resembling a Roman counterpart. nounˈrəʊmənɪʃ Romanshrare before 20th cent. Origin Old English (in an earlier sense). From Roman and its etymon classical Latin Rōmānus + -ish.
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