#150 · Noun · NOUN
In Romanian, dle means “small bundle; tied bunch”. It’s the #150 most frequently used Romanian word. Below you’ll find how to use it, its forms, real example sentences, and common word pairings.
A Romanian noun used in very limited contexts for a small bundle or tied bunch of flexible material; rare and regional/older in modern standard usage.
archaicUsually something thin and flexible, such as twigs, reeds, or similar material tied together.
a bundle of twigs
they tied up some bundles for the fire
a bundle of dry branches
Ranked by how often each form shows up in spoken Romanian. The top form cover about 100% of everyday use — learn these first.
| plural definite | dlele | |
|---|---|---|
| plural indefinite | dle | |
| singular definite | dlea | |
| singular indefinite | dle | |
| genitive dative plural | dlelor | |
| genitive dative singular | dlei |
Am adunat o dle de nuiele din curte.
I gathered a bundle of twigs from the yard.
o dle de nuiele - A natural use with tied plant material.
Bătrânul a pus o dle de crengi lângă sobă.
The old man put a bundle of branches next to the stove.
o dle de crengi - Shows a practical, concrete context.
În colț stătea o dle de stuf uscat.
In the corner there was a bundle of dry reeds.
o dle de stuf uscat - Another natural physical-object context.