How to Say “Husband” in Romanian

soț
[sot͡s]masculine
The Romanian word for husband is soț.
soț is a masculine noun used to refer to a male partner in a marriage.
Meaning: male partner in marriage (noun)

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

To say 'the husband', add the suffix '-ul' to create soțul. When using the word in the genitive or dative cases to mean 'the husband's' or 'to the husband', it changes to soțului.

Did you know?

  • In some traditional Romanian folk songs, a husband might be referred to as domnul casei, which literally translates to 'the lord of the house'.
  • The word soț is a direct relative of the English word 'social'. Both come from the Latin socius, meaning 'partner' or 'companion'.
  • The word soț describes a marital bond, but the root is used in other Romanian words to describe a business partner or an ally.

Examples in context

  • Mary nu are soț.
    Mary doesn't have a husband.
    This sentence shows how to use soț to express that someone does not have a husband.
    Tatoeba #4829017 by elenacristina260, translation #4802724 by CK
  • Ea își domină soțul.
    She dominates her husband.
    This sentence uses the form soțul to demonstrate how to refer to 'the husband'.
    Tatoeba #8424055 by fathe, translation #316783 by Dejo
  • Ea și-a surprins soțul.
    She surprised her husband.
    Tatoeba #6586090 by CataG, translation #2875945 by Amastan
  • Vă prezint pe soțul meu, Alexandru
    Let me introduce you to my husband, Alexandru
  • Acesta este bărbatul meu, Andrei
    This is my husband, Andrei
  • Soțul meu este cel mai bun om din lume
    My husband is the best man in the world
  • Am venit cu soțul meu la evenimentul dvs.
    I came with my husband to your event
  • Soțul meu este cel mai bun bucătar
    My husband is the best cook
  • 29 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Maria and Alexandru are discussing their family friends at a cafe.

  1. Alexandru

    Cunoști soțul Mariei?
    Do you know Maria's husband?
  2. Maria

    Nu, nu l-am întâlnit niciodată.
    No, I have never met him.
  3. Alexandru

    E un soț foarte atent.
    He is a very attentive husband.
  4. Maria

    Îmi pare bine să aud asta.
    I am glad to hear that.

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