Timp · زمان
Core vocabulary, practical expressions, and usage rules for Timp in Romanian with verified English and Persian definitions.
Zilele săptămânii
After this step: Can name the day of the week
Days of the week in Romanian are written in lowercase (luni, not Luni). The word
Written in lowercase. The definite form
Written in lowercase. The definite form
Written in lowercase. The definite form
Written in lowercase. The definite form
Unlike the first five days of the week which have identical plural forms,
Features the distinct plural form
Lunile I
After this step: Can name the first six months
Month names in Romanian are written in lowercase. It is an invariable masculine noun.
Written in lowercase.
Date rule: The first day of the month uses an ordinal numeral (
Written in lowercase.
The word
Written in lowercase.
Lunile II
After this step: Can finish the year
Written in lowercase.
This entry represents the eighth month of the year (August). Its homograph is the adjective
Written in lowercase.
Written in lowercase.
Written in lowercase.
Written in lowercase.
Ceasul
After this step: Can ask and tell the time
Telling time rules: 1) Hour 1 uses the base cardinal:
Neuter noun; its plural is
Refers to the physical clock or watch device, in contrast to
Used with
Used with the indefinite article in clock times:
Preposition indicating minutes to the next hour:
Used adverbially to designate exact time:
Azi, mâine, ieri
After this step: Can talk about today, tomorrow and yesterday
Adverb of time meaning today; shorter equivalent of
Adverb of time meaning today; synonym of
Adverb of time meaning tomorrow.
Adverb of time meaning the day after tomorrow.
Adverb of time meaning yesterday.
Adverb of time indicating the present moment.
Perioade
After this step: Can name spans of time, and early and late
Adverb meaning early or ahead of schedule.
Adverb meaning late or after the expected time.
Feminine noun; definite form is
Feminine noun; definite form is
The word
Masculine noun; definite form is
Părțile zilei
After this step: Can say morning, afternoon, evening
The definite form
Standard compound noun with an internal hyphen. Its definite form is
The definite form
The definite form
Adjective used to refer to subsequent time periods, e.g. next week or next year.
Adjective used to refer to past time periods, e.g. last week.