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voice /ˈvo.tʃe/

noun#735 most common

Also: opinion, say (in a matter)

Example sentences

Ea are o voce frumoasă.
She has a beautiful voice.
Vorbește cu voce tare, te rog.
Speak out loud, please.
Am recunoscut vocea lui la telefon.
I recognized his voice on the phone.
Vocea ei tremura de emoție când a citit poemul.
Her voice trembled with emotion when she read the poem.
Vocea publică s-a ridicat împotriva noii legi.
Public opinion rose up against the new law.
Criticii au lăudat unanim vocea distinctă a autoarei în acest roman.
Critics unanimously praised the author's distinctive voice in this novel.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativevoce / voceavoci / vocile
Genitiveunei voci / vociiunor voci / vocilor
Accusativevoce / voceavoci / vocile
Vocativevocevoci

Word family

vocalvocal, of the voice
a vociferato shout angrily, to protest loudly
vocalist / vocalistăvocalist, singer
vocabularvocabulary (shares the Latin vox root)

Etymology

The word comes from Latin vox, vocis, meaning voice or sound of speech. Romanian kept the noun almost unchanged, adapting it to the native feminine pattern ending in -e. The same Latin root gave rise to the words for voice in most other Romance languages.

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