romans
n. countable A2 Elementary US //ˈɹoʊmənz// ro·mans
n. people who lived in or came from the city of Rome, especially during the time of the Roman Empire.
n. the inhabitants of ancient Rome or the citizens of the modern city of Rome. When referring to the historical civilization, the term is almost always capitalized.
The Romans built many roads across Europe.
Historians study how the Romans managed to govern such a vast and diverse empire for centuries.
The engineering prowess of the ancient Romans is still visible today in the enduring structures of aqueducts and amphitheaters scattered throughout the Mediterranean basin.
Usage
Plural form of 'Roman'; typically used with a definite article when referring to the historical collective group.