Nova Roma
Latin
proper noun
Definitions
- Constantinople Istanbul
Etymology
Affix from Latin novus (new, unusual, recent) + Latin nova (new, Rome)+ Latin Rōma (Rome).
Origin
Latin
Rōma
Gloss
Rome
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- New Rome English
- Nova English
- Rome English
- new English
- nova English
- novilunar English
- novuss English
- *novia Latin
- *novius Latin
- Novius Latin
- Rōma Latin
- nova Latin
- nove Latin
- noveboracensis Latin
- novellus Latin
- novicius Latin
- novitas Latin
- novus Latin
- novīcius Latin
- romanus Latin
- Roma Italian
- nova Italian
- novo Italian
- nuovo Italian
- nova Dutch, Flemish
- Nouvelle Rome French
- Rome French
- nouvelle French
- novotestamentaire French
- Roma Spanish, Castilian
- nuevo Spanish, Castilian
- Νέα Ῥώμη Ancient Greek
- νέαν Ρώμην Ancient Greek
- Ῥώμη Ancient Greek
- *new- Proto-Indo-European
- *néwos Proto-Indo-European
- *Rūmō Proto-Germanic
- Nova Swedish
- nowy Polish
- Rom Old English
- Rōm Old English
- الروم Arabic
- Rome Old French
- nuef Old French
- Roma Catalan, Valencian
- nou Catalan, Valencian
- Roma Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- nou Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- nov. Translingual
- novae-angliae Translingual
- Roma Latvian
- Rum Turkish
- Róm Old Irish
- нова Bulgarian
- Nouvelle Rome Middle French
- Roma Old Portuguese
- novo Old Portuguese
- nou Aromanian
- nãu Aromanian
- nòu Occitan
- *nowos Proto-Italic
- niev Romansh
- nuevu Asturian
- gnûf Friulian
- Roma Lithuanian
- novu Sicilian
- novo Venetian
- nóvo Venetian
- nêuvo Ligurian
- nuf Dalmatian
- nuef Ladin
- nou Sardinian
- nuo Istriot
- nuobo Mirandese
- nuevu Extremaduran