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financiar

financial /fi.nanˈt͡ʃjar/

adjective#2360 most common

Also: financially (used adverbially), fiscal, monetary

Example sentences

Am o problemă financiară.
I have a financial problem.
El lucrează la departamentul financiar.
He works in the financial department.
Situația financiară a companiei este stabilă.
The company's financial situation is stable.
Guvernul a anunțat noi măsuri financiare pentru sprijinirea economiei.
The government announced new financial measures to support the economy.
Analiștii financiari avertizează asupra unei posibile crize bancare.
Financial analysts warn of a possible banking crisis.
Instabilitatea financiară globală a determinat băncile centrale să reconsidere politicile monetare.
Global financial instability led central banks to reconsider their monetary policies.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativefinanciar (m) / financiară (f)financiari (m) / financiare (f/n)
Genitivefinanciar (m) / financiară (f)financiari (m) / financiare (f/n)
Accusativefinanciar (m) / financiară (f)financiari (m) / financiare (f/n)
Vocativefinanciar (m) / financiară (f)financiari (m) / financiare (f/n)

Word family

finanțefinances, the field of finance
a finanțato finance, to fund
finanțatorfinancier, funder
finanțistperson working in finance
financiarizarefinancialization

Etymology

Financiar entered Romanian in the 19th century from French financier, part of the wave of French-based vocabulary that modernized Romanian during that period. The French word traces to finance, itself from the Old French verb finer, meaning to settle a debt or bring to an end. That verb goes back to Latin finis, meaning end or boundary.

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