Romanese
/ˌrɒməˈniːz/rare
noun
= Rom.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Borrow (1803–1881), writer and traveller. From Roman- + -ese. In specific use with reference to the language of the Roma after Romani romanes, adverb.
- anticyclone
- anticyclonic
- Anticythera mechanism
- anti-democratic
- antidepressant
- antidiarrhoeal
- anti-discrimination
- antidisestablishmentarian
- antidisestablishmentarianism
- antidiuretic hormone
- antidotal
- antidote
- antidromic
- anti-emetic
- anti-establishment
- Antietam
- antifeedant
- anti-feminism
- anti-feminist
- antiferromagnetic
- antifouling
- anti-fraud
- antifreeze
- antifungal
- anti-g