Romagna

[ roh-mahn-yuh; Italian raw-mah-nyah ]

noun

1. a former province of the Papal States, in NE Italy. : Ravenna.

Romagna

/ roˈmaɲɲa /

noun

1. an area of N Italy: part of the Papal States up to 1860

Example Sentences

In Emilia Romagna, important churches and clock towers damaged in a series of springtime earthquakes will never be repaired.

From The Daily Beast

For example, what is labeled as “Parmesan cheese” in the U.S. is not produced in its original heartland of Emilia Romagna.

From The Daily Beast

And this done, the said Cardinal Latino returned to Romagna to his legation with great honour.

From Project Gutenberg

The most remarkable edifices at Bologna are the two square leaning towers at the Porta Romagna.

From Project Gutenberg

The latter approved of his action, and said that his orders had not been accurately expressed; thus Romagna was saved.

From Project Gutenberg

He was governor under the popes of the marches of Ancona and the Romagna, and led the papal forces in battle.

From Project Gutenberg

In Romagna, at Pisa, in Greece, he also gave similar proofs of virtue and of his delicate sense of honor.

From Project Gutenberg