Definition of Roumi in English:

Roumi

(also Roomee)

noun ˈruːmi

In Arabic-speaking countries: a non-Muslim European male; (formerly) specifically one from the European territories of the Ottoman Empire.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Eden (c1520–1576), translator. From Ottoman Turkish rūmi (Turkish rumi), Persian rūmī inhabitant of the Ottoman Empire, and their etymon Arabic rūmī (noun) inhabitant of the Byzantine Empire or (in later use) of Greece, member of the Greek Orthodox Church, also (in extended use) foreigner in general, use as noun of rūmī (adjective) Byzantine, Greek, Greek Orthodox from rūm (collective noun) the inhabitants of the Byzantine Empire collectively + -ī.

Definition of Roumi in US English:

Roumi

(also Roomee)

nounˈruːmi

In Arabic-speaking countries: a non-Muslim European male; (formerly) specifically one from the European territories of the Ottoman Empire.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Eden (c1520–1576), translator. From Ottoman Turkish rūmi (Turkish rumi), Persian rūmī inhabitant of the Ottoman Empire, and their etymon Arabic rūmī (noun) inhabitant of the Byzantine Empire or (in later use) of Greece, member of the Greek Orthodox Church, also (in extended use) foreigner in general, use as noun of rūmī (adjective) Byzantine, Greek, Greek Orthodox from rūm (collective noun) the inhabitants of the Byzantine Empire collectively + -ī.

词汇	Roumi
释义	Definition of Roumi in English: Roumi (also Roomee) noun ˈruːmi In Arabic-speaking countries: a non-Muslim European male; (formerly) specifically one from the European territories of the Ottoman Empire. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Eden (c1520–1576), translator. From Ottoman Turkish rūmi (Turkish rumi), Persian rūmī inhabitant of the Ottoman Empire, and their etymon Arabic rūmī (noun) inhabitant of the Byzantine Empire or (in later use) of Greece, member of the Greek Orthodox Church, also (in extended use) foreigner in general, use as noun of rūmī (adjective) Byzantine, Greek, Greek Orthodox from rūm (collective noun) the inhabitants of the Byzantine Empire collectively + -ī. Definition of Roumi in US English: Roumi (also Roomee) nounˈruːmi In Arabic-speaking countries: a non-Muslim European male; (formerly) specifically one from the European territories of the Ottoman Empire. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Eden (c1520–1576), translator. From Ottoman Turkish rūmi (Turkish rumi), Persian rūmī inhabitant of the Ottoman Empire, and their etymon Arabic rūmī (noun) inhabitant of the Byzantine Empire or (in later use) of Greece, member of the Greek Orthodox Church, also (in extended use) foreigner in general, use as noun of rūmī (adjective) Byzantine, Greek, Greek Orthodox from rūm (collective noun) the inhabitants of the Byzantine Empire collectively + -ī.
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