Retja

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[ˈretja]

1. proper noun Rhaetia.

Etymology: From ret plus derivative suffix ja.

retromànic

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[retɾoˈmanik]

1. adjective Romansh (related to Grisons or the people living in that canton of Switzerland).

2. masculine noun Romansh (person from Grisons).

3. masculine noun Romansh or Rhaeto-Romance (language of Grisons, canton of Switzerland).

Etymology: From ret plus romànic.

romannès

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[romaˈɲes]

1. adjective Romanian (related to Romanian or the Romanian people).

2. masculine noun Romanian (person from Romania).

3. masculine noun Romanian (language of Romania).

Etymology: From Romanna plus derivative suffix -ès

Romanna

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[roˈmaɲa]

1. proper noun Romania (country in Eastern Europe). Not to be confused with Romanja.

Etymology: From Romanian România

Romanja

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[roˈmanja]

1. proper noun Romania (all the lands where Romance languages are spoken natively). Not to be confused with Romanna.

Etymology: From romã plus derivative suffix -ja.

romã

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[roˈma]

1. adjective Roman (related to the city of Rome, the Roman Empire or the Romans).

2. masculine noun Roman (person from the city of Rome or the Roman Empire).

Etymology: From Roma plus derivative suffix .

Roma

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[ˈroma]

1. proper noun Rome.

Etymology: From Latin Roma.

radebaura

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[ˌradeˈbau̯ɾa]

1. masculine noun Razor.

Etymology: From rade, third person of the present tense of verb radre, plus baura, something that scratches the beard.

rostre

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[ˈroʃtɾe]

1. transitive verb To roast.

Etymology: From Germanic *raustjan.

rugre-si

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[ˈrugɾesi]

1. pronominal verb To get wrinkled, to get crumpled.

Etymology: From rugre.