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euro
euro (the currency) /ˈe.u.ro/
noun#4023 most common
Example sentences
Am zece euro.
I have ten euros.
Cât costă în euro?
How much does it cost in euros?
Am schimbat o sută de dolari în euro la bancă.
I exchanged a hundred dollars for euros at the bank.
Prețul biletului de avion este de trei sute de euro.
The price of the plane ticket is three hundred euros.
România nu a adoptat încă moneda euro.
Romania has not yet adopted the euro currency.
Introducerea euro a impus statelor membre reguli stricte de disciplină bugetară.
The introduction of the euro imposed strict budget discipline rules on member states.
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | euro | euro |
| Genitive | euro | euro |
| Accusative | euro | euro |
| Vocative | euro | euro |
Word family
eurozonăthe eurozone, the group of EU states using the euro
eurodeputata Romanian member of the European Parliament
eurocentone hundredth of a euro
euroscepticismskepticism toward European integration
Etymology
The word entered Romanian from French and English "euro," the official name chosen in 1995 for the European Union's single currency. The name is a short form of "Europe," picked deliberately as a neutral, pan-European label rather than a word tied to any one nation. Romanian borrowed it as an indeclinable neuter noun, matching how it behaves in most other European languages.
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