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suspine

sighs /susˈpine/

noun#4803 most common

Also: sighing, moans (of sorrow)

Example sentences

Aud suspine în întuneric.
I hear sighs in the dark.
Suspinele ei sunt pline de tristețe.
Her sighs are full of sadness.
În liniștea nopții, se auzeau suspine adânci.
In the silence of the night, deep sighs could be heard.
Suspinele bătrânului dezvăluiau o viață plină de regrete.
The old man's sighs revealed a life full of regrets.
Poetul și-a exprimat durerea prin suspine lungi și dese, ca un ecou al dorului nespus.
The poet expressed his pain through long, frequent sighs, like an echo of unspoken longing.
Naratorul descrie suspinele reprimate ale personajului drept mărturia tăcută a unei suferințe pe care cuvintele nu o pot cuprinde.
The narrator describes the character's suppressed sighs as the silent testimony of a suffering that words cannot capture.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativesuspinsuspine
Genitivesuspinsuspine
Accusativesuspinsuspine
Vocativesuspinsuspine

Word family

a suspinato sigh
suspina sigh (singular)
suspinatsighed, uttered with a sigh
suspinătorplaintive, sighing
suspinarethe act of sighing

Etymology

Suspine is the plural of suspin, a sigh. The noun comes from the Romanian verb a suspina, which descends from Latin suspirare, built from sub- ('from below, up') and spirare ('to breathe'). The same Latin verb gave rise to sighing words across the Romance family, though each language shaped its own noun for the result.

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