"
Romaic" or "Roman") refers to the varieties and dialects of the Greek language spoken in the modern era. The beginning of the "modern"
Kaynak: Modern GreekA Greek translation (probably from a Syriac version), the earliest specimen of
Romaic prose (nth century), is extant under the title of
Kaynak: SyntipasBy the mid-19th century, it still preserved its ancient name in the usual
Romaic form of Melissurgús, and was inhabited by honeymakers, as
Kaynak: MellisurgisIn practice there had never been such a difference among
Romaic musicians, these exchanges were rather essential for the re-definition of
Kaynak: Neobyzantine OctoechosVernacular Greek continued to be known as "
Romaic" up until the twentieth century. Religion: Orthodox Church. File:Paris psaulter gr139 fol7v.
Kaynak: Byzantine GreeksByron on Vampirism : The
Romaic term is 'Vardoulacha'. I recollect a whole family being terrified by the scream of a child, which they
Kaynak: Fragment of a NovelGreek folk poesy; annotated translations from the whole cycle of
Romaic folk-verse and folk-prose (1896, with Lucy Garnett ) References
Kaynak: John Stuart Stuart-GlennieThe presence of Greeks in the courts of Serbian despots who had been reared since their early infancy in the spirit of
Romaic culture, had
Kaynak: Kir Stefan the SerbThey argued for a new, ethnic “
Romaic” national identity and new Byzantine state, but their visions of a future state included all Balkan
Kaynak: Rum MilletKnights Templars , the Order of Saint Michael , the Order of Saint George and the Ordine Della Luna (aka the Order of the
Romaic Crescent).
Kaynak: Alex Sanders (Wiccan)Botsaris titled his dictionary “Lexicon of the simple
Romaic and Arbanitic language” (Λεξικόν της Ρωμαϊκοις και Αρβανητηκής Απλής (sic).
Kaynak: Markos BotsarisHowever, he explicitly ruled out switching to writing in demotic, which he dismissed as "the tattered
Romaic language, which is not
Kaynak: Greek language question