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intra
to enter /inˈtra/
verb#162 most common
Also: to come in, to go in, to join
Example sentences
Eu intru în casă.
I enter the house.
Ea intră în magazin în fiecare dimineață.
She enters the store every morning.
Copiii au intrat în parc după școală.
The children entered the park after school.
Nu poți intra aici fără bilet.
You can't enter here without a ticket.
Vom intra în sală peste zece minute.
We will enter the hall in ten minutes.
Se zvonește că ar fi intrat în posesia unor documente secrete.
It is rumored that he came into possession of secret documents.
Conjugation
| Present Active | Simple Past Active | Simple Future Active | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1sg | intru | intrai | voi intra |
| 2sg | intri | intrași | vei intra |
| 3sg | intră | intră | va intra |
| 1pl | intrăm | intrarăm | vom intra |
| 2pl | intrați | intrarăți | veți intra |
| 3pl | intră | intrară | vor intra |
Word family
Etymology
Romanian "intra" descends from Latin "intrare", meaning to enter or step inside. That verb was built on the Latin adverb and preposition "intra", meaning within or inside. Romanian kept the Latin first-conjugation infinitive pattern, turning "-are" into a bare "-a" ending, so "intrare" became "intra". The same Latin root spread across the Romance languages with the same core meaning.
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