Relating to Rome or the Roman Empire, especially in the context of language, culture, or historical periods.
From Old French 'Romain,' derived from Latin 'Romanus.' Often appears in 'Romain lettuce,' a leafy vegetable named for its origin.
Romain lettuce was named by French botanists to honor its connection to Rome, but today's most common variety actually originated in Egypt and traveled to Europe through trade routes.
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