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permanent

permanent /per.maˈnent/

adjective#2717 most common

Also: constant, ongoing, continuous

Example sentences

Am un loc de muncă permanent.
I have a permanent job.
Ea locuiește permanent în Franța.
She lives permanently in France.
Comisia are un secretariat permanent la Bruxelles.
The committee has a permanent secretariat in Brussels.
Copiii aceștia sunt permanent obosiți din cauza școlii.
These kids are constantly tired because of school.
Guvernul a decis instituirea unui comitet permanent pentru gestionarea crizelor.
The government decided to set up a permanent committee for crisis management.
Dinții permanenți încep să erupă în jurul vârstei de șase ani, înlocuindu-i pe cei de lapte.
Permanent teeth start to erupt around age six, replacing the baby teeth.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativepermanent / permanentăpermanenți / permanente
Genitivepermanent / permanentepermanenți / permanente
Accusativepermanent / permanentăpermanenți / permanente
Vocativepermanent / permanentăpermanenți / permanente

Word family

permanențăpermanence, a standing office or duty desk
a permanentizato make permanent, to institutionalize
permanentizarethe act of making something permanent
impermanențăimpermanence (rare, mostly philosophical use)

Etymology

Romanian borrowed "permanent" from French "permanent" in the 19th century, during the wave of French-based modernization of the Romanian lexicon. The French word itself descends from Latin "permanens, permanentis", the present participle of "permanere", meaning to stay or last throughout. The Latin verb is built from "per-" (through) and "manere" (to remain).

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