No. 7,678 in French
romane
"Romane" refers to "Romanesque" in English, describing a style of art or architecture from medieval Europe.
In a sentence
La cathédrale est un bel exemple de l'architecture romane.
The cathedral is a beautiful example of Romanesque architecture.
In this sentence, 'romane' is used as an adjective describing the type of architecture, i.e., in the Romanesque style.
Elle étudie la littérature romane à l'université.
She is studying Romance literature at the university.
Here, 'romane' is an adjective referring to 'Romance literature,' emphasizing the study of languages derived from Latin.
Les églises romanes sont célèbres pour leurs voûtes en berceau.
Romanesque churches are famous for their barrel vaults.
In this example, 'romane' modifies 'churches' to indicate their architectural style related to Romanesque design.
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