Translation of Serbian word "роман" to English
роман
Latin script: roman
/roman/
Meaning
NounA fictitious prose narrative of book length, typically representing character and action.
How to use
Vocabulary word 'роман' functions as a masculine noun (novel). Forms part of essential core Serbian vocabulary.
🇬🇧 English
novel
Example
Овај историјски роман је освојио главну књижевну награду.
Ovaj istorijski roman je osvojio glavnu književnu nagradu.
This historical novel won the main literary award.
Управо читам један занимљив љубавни роман.
Upravo čitam jedan zanimljiv ljubavni roman.
I'm currently reading an interesting romance novel.
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Common phrases
- историјски роман— historical novel
- љубавни роман— romance novel
- писање романа— novel writing
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What does the Serbian word "роман" mean?▼
The Serbian word "роман" means "novel" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Овај историјски роман је освојио главну књижевну награду." (which translates as "This historical novel won the main literary award.").
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