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mireasă

bride /miˈre̯asə/

noun#2272 most common

Example sentences

Mireasa este fericită.
The bride is happy.
Mireasa poartă o rochie albă.
The bride wears a white dress.
Toți invitații au aplaudat când mireasa a intrat în biserică.
All the guests applauded when the bride entered the church.
Rochia miresei fusese cusută de bunica ei.
The bride's dress had been sewn by her grandmother.
Deși ploua, mireasa a insistat să facă fotografiile în grădină.
Although it was raining, the bride insisted on taking the photos in the garden.
Emoția din glasul miresei, în timp ce rostea jurămintele, i-a înduioșat pe toți cei prezenți.
The emotion in the bride's voice, as she recited the vows, moved everyone present.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativemireasămirese
Genitivemireseimireselor
Accusativemireasămirese
Vocativemireasomireselor

Word family

miregroom
mireasăbride
mireasa nopțiimoonflower (literally, night's bride)

Etymology

Mireasă is the feminine counterpart of mire, the Romanian word for groom. Both are usually traced to the Latin adjective mirus, meaning wonderful or marvelous, reflecting the old custom of treating the wedding couple as figures to be admired. The feminine ending -easă, also seen in words like crăiasă and preoteasă, marks status or role.

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