"Romanis" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Romanis" Meaning

Being of or pertaining to a place or people named Rome, specifically the Latin race or Latin people, who were native to the city of Rome in Italy

Originating in or belonging to ancient Rome, especially in the Roman Empire, especially Latin or the languages spoken in it, which includes Italian, Spanish, French, and Portuguese

"Romanis" Examples

Examples of usage of the word "Romanesque"

The Romanesque style of architecture is characterized by the use of rounded arches and barrel vaults.
The Romanesque Empire never completely declined in Italy, where the style was known as Romanesque because of its later adoption of some Gothic characteristics.
Architecture at the time in various parts of the Western world was referred to as Romanesque usually when it was an outgrowth of that style or from what became known in history of architecture as the Romanesque style.
Some of the examples under the Romanesque category include the Murchison Chapel in Oregon, the extremity of sacred architecture, an offshoot of Purist architecture.
While the style and its derivatives all spread extensively over Europe and the Americas, France developed no self-contained Romanesque style of the kind taken up in other parts of the continent.