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#133 · Noun · NOUN

parte

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In Romanian, parte means “part; piece; section of something”. It’s the #133 most frequently used Romanian word. Below you’ll find how to use it, its forms, real example sentences, and common word pairings.

Meaning & Use

A very common Romanian noun meaning a part, section, side, or portion of something; it is also used in some fixed expressions with more abstract senses.

neutral

part; piece; section of something

the most basic, general meaning

o parte din carte

a part of the book

partea stângă a drumului

the left side of the road

cea mai mare parte a timpului

most of the time

side; area; region

used for a side or sector of a place or object

în partea de nord a orașului

in the northern part of the city

din partea aceea

from that side

portion; share

often about dividing something among people

fiecare a primit o parte egală

everyone received an equal share

și-a făcut partea lui de muncă

he did his share of the work

Forms you’ll actually hear

Ranked by how often each form shows up in spoken Romanian. The top 2 forms cover about 95% of everyday use — learn these first.

parte54%
partea41%
Show 4 more forms
părți2%
părțile2%
părții<1%
partile<1%

Noun Forms

Gender
feminine
Countability
countable
plural definitepărțile
plural indefinitepărți
singular definitepartea
singular indefiniteparte
genitive dative pluralpărților
genitive dative singularpărții
In the singular definite form, parte becomes partea.

Examples

Am citit doar o parte din articol.

I read only part of the article.

o parte din articol. - Basic use with a noun after din.

Partea dreaptă a ușii este blocată.

The right side of the door is blocked.

Partea dreaptă - Used for a side or section.

Fiecare copil a primit câte o parte din tort.

Each child got a portion of the cake.

o parte din tort - Used for a share or portion.

In expressions

Common phrases built around parte — worth learning as whole units.

din partea— on behalf of, from (someone)

lit. “from the-part of” · governs the genitive: din partea mea (from me / on my behalf)

La o parte!— Out of the way! / Move aside!

lit. “to a side”

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