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mulț
much / a lot (of) /ˈmult/
adjective#390 most common
Also: many (plural: mulți/multe), a great deal, greatly (adverbial use)
Example sentences
Mulțumesc mult!
Thank you very much!
Am mult timp liber azi.
I have a lot of free time today.
În parc erau mulți copii.
There were many children in the park.
Ea are multă răbdare cu elevii ei.
She has a lot of patience with her students.
Mi-a plăcut mult filmul, dar au fost și multe scene plictisitoare.
I liked the movie a lot, but there were also many boring scenes.
Deși mulți critici au lăudat romanul, autorul a considerat că e mult prea devreme să se declare mulțumit.
Although many critics praised the novel, the author felt it was much too early to declare himself satisfied.
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | mult (m) / multă (f) | mulți (m) / multe (f) |
| Genitive | mult (m) / multe (f) | multor |
| Accusative | mult (m) / multă (f) | mulți (m) / multe (f) |
| Vocative | mult (m) / multă (f) | mulți (m) / multe (f) |
Word family
mulțimecrowd, multitudemulțumito thank; to satisfy
înmulțito multiply
mulțumitsatisfied, pleasedmultiplumultipleEtymology
Romanian "mult" descends directly from Latin "multus", meaning much or many, one of the many core words that Romanian kept from spoken Latin. The further origin of Latin "multus" itself is not settled among scholars, so no deeper root is given here. The word has stayed central to Romanian, forming the base of everyday terms like "mulțumesc" (thank you).
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