roman
Dutch (Brabantic)
/roːˈmɑn/
noun
Definitions
- novel work of fiction
Etymology
Borrowed from French roman (novel, epic, a medieval romance).
Origin
French
roman
Gloss
novel, epic, a medieval romance
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- romanus Latin
- Bildungsroman German
- Roman German
- Arthur Dutch, Flemish
- Arthurroman Dutch, Flemish
- Karel Dutch, Flemish
- Karelroman Dutch, Flemish
- brief Dutch, Flemish
- briefroman Dutch, Flemish
- dokter Dutch, Flemish
- doktersroman Dutch, Flemish
- graal Dutch, Flemish
- graalroman Dutch, Flemish
- leugen Dutch, Flemish
- leugenroman Dutch, Flemish
- reis Dutch, Flemish
- reisroman Dutch, Flemish
- ridder Dutch, Flemish
- ridderroman Dutch, Flemish
- romanschrijver Dutch, Flemish
- schelm Dutch, Flemish
- schelmenroman Dutch, Flemish
- schrijver Dutch, Flemish
- sleutel Dutch, Flemish
- sleutelroman Dutch, Flemish
- station Dutch, Flemish
- stationsroman Dutch, Flemish
- stuiver Dutch, Flemish
- stuiversroman Dutch, Flemish
- vorming Dutch, Flemish
- vormingsroman Dutch, Flemish
- radioroman French
- roman French
- romancier French
- romaniser French
- рома́н Russian
- роман Russian
- roman Norwegian Bokmål
- ロマン Japanese
- roman Norwegian Nynorsk
- romanz Old French
- romano Esperanto
- roman Serbo-Croatian
- roman Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- رمان Persian
- roman Indonesian
- roman Turkish
- romanskrywer Afrikaans
- roman Malay
- ראָמאַן Yiddish
- រ៉ូម៉ង់ Central Khmer