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moves /miˈʃkə/

verb#2217 most common

Also: move! (command), stirs, budges

Example sentences

Copilul se mișcă.
The child is moving.
Mașina se mișcă foarte încet pe stradă.
The car moves very slowly on the street.
Mișcă scaunul mai aproape de masă, te rog.
Move the chair closer to the table, please.
Frunzele copacului se mișcă ușor în vânt.
The tree's leaves move gently in the wind.
Actorul se mișcă pe scenă cu o grație care captivează publicul.
The actor moves across the stage with a grace that captivates the audience.
În ciuda vârstei înaintate, bunicul se mișcă surprinzător de repede prin grădină, îngrijind fiecare floare cu atenție.
Despite his advanced age, the grandfather moves surprisingly fast through the garden, tending each flower with care.

Conjugation

Present ActiveSimple Past ActiveSimple Future Active
1sgmișcmișcaivoi mișca
2sgmișțimișcașivei mișca
3sgmișcămișcăva mișca
1plmișcămmișcarămvom mișca
2plmișcațimișcarățiveți mișca
3plmișcămișcarăvor mișca

Word family

mișcaremovement, motion
mișcatmoved, touched (emotionally)
nemișcatmotionless, still
mișcătormoving, touching (emotionally)

Etymology

The origin of mișca is debated among Romanian etymologists. One proposal traces it to a hypothetical Vulgar Latin verb, muttiare, treated as a frequentative form related to movere, to move. A second proposal links it to a Slavic verb meaning to stir or mix. Because the evidence for either path is thin, standard Romanian dictionaries list the etymology as uncertain.

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