Marius says: "Romulus is the founder of Rome."
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Romulus
//ˈrɒmjʊləs//
Synonyms for "romulus"
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22 translations across 21 languages.
Albanian
1 entries- Romúl name (legendary founder of Rome)
Ancient Greek
1 entries- Ῥωμύλος name (legendary founder of Rome)
Arabic
1 entries- رُومُولُوس name (legendary founder of Rome)
Armenian
1 entries- Հռոմուլոս name (legendary founder of Rome)
Brazilian Portuguese
1 entries- Rômulo name (legendary founder of Rome)
Bulgarian
1 entries- Ро́мул name (legendary founder of Rome)
European Portuguese
1 entries- Rómulo name (legendary founder of Rome)
French
1 entries- Romulus name (legendary founder of Rome)
Galician
1 entries- Rómulo name (legendary founder of Rome)
Georgian
1 entries- რომულუსი name (legendary founder of Rome)
Greek
1 entries- Ρωμύλος name (legendary founder of Rome)
Hungarian
1 entries- Romulus name (legendary founder of Rome)
Italian
1 entries- Romolo name (legendary founder of Rome)
Latin
1 entries- Rōmulus name (legendary founder of Rome)
Marathi
1 entries- रॉम्युलस name (legendary founder of Rome)
Romanian
1 entries- Romulus name (legendary founder of Rome)
Russian
1 entries- Ро́мул name (legendary founder of Rome)
Sanskrit
1 entries- रोमुलः name (legendary founder of Rome)
Serbo-Croatian
1 entries- Romul name (legendary founder of Rome)
Sicilian
2 entries- Ròmmulu name (legendary founder of Rome)
- Ròmulu name (legendary founder of Rome)
Spanish
1 entries- Rómulo name (legendary founder of Rome)
Sample sentences
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Mario says that Romulus is the founder of Rome.
Source: tatoeba (3405601)
Romulus and Remus were brothers.
Source: tatoeba (4474956)
Romulus was the son of Rhea Silvia.
Source: tatoeba (5124800)
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