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vers

verse /ˈvers/

noun#5623 most common

Also: line of poetry, poem

Example sentences

Acest vers este frumos.
This verse is beautiful.
Am citit un vers din poezie.
I read a verse from the poem.
Primul vers al poeziei este cel mai cunoscut.
The first verse of the poem is the best known.
Poetul a schimbat ultimul vers înainte de publicare.
The poet changed the last verse before publishing.
Versurile lui Eminescu sunt studiate în școli.
Eminescu's verses are studied in schools.
Ritmul versului reflectă structura metrică tradițională a baladei.
The rhythm of the verse reflects the ballad's traditional metrical structure.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativeversversuri
Genitiveversuluiversurilor
Accusativeversversuri
Vocativeversversuri

Word family

a versificato versify, to put into verse
versificațieversification
versificatorversifier
verseta verse of scripture or a short poetic passage

Etymology

Romanian "vers" comes from Latin "versus", meaning a line of writing or a turn of the plow. The Latin word derives from "vertere", to turn, since a line of verse was seen as a turn back to the start of the next line. The word entered Romanian through direct Latin inheritance and later literary borrowing from French, reinforcing its use in poetic contexts.

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