nsor

Aromanian

Alternative forms

nsoru, ãnsor, ãnsoru, sor, soru

Etymology

From Vulgar Latin *inuxorō > from uxoror, from Latin uxor (“wife”). Compare Romanian însura, însor, compare also Neapolitan nzurare.

Verb

nsor first-singular present indicative (past participle nsuratã)

(of men, reflexive, mi-nsor) to marry, wed (take a wife), get married

Synonyms

mãrit (of women)

Related terms

nsurari / nsurare
nsurat

See also

numtã
curun / ncurun

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