How to Say “Sister” in Romanian

soră
/ˈsorə/feminine
The Romanian word for sister is soră.
soră refers to a woman or girl having the same parents.
Meaning: woman or girl having the same parents (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of soră is surori.

How do you pronounce it?

/ˈsorə/

Did you know?

  • The word soră can be used to describe a very close female friend or a woman with whom one shares a deep emotional bond, even without a blood relation.
  • In certain parts of western Transylvania, you might still encounter the archaic expression sor cu frate, which uses a shortened form of the word to mean 'sister and brother'.
  • In Romanian, the concept of 'sisterhood' can be expressed through the word sororitate, which specifically refers to the solidarity among women.

Examples in context

  • Tom are o soră numită Mary.
    Tom has a sister named Mary.
    Tatoeba #12333391 by megamanenm, translation #1093723 by CK
  • Limba spaniolă este soră cu limba franceză.
    The Spanish language is sister to the French language.
    This sentence demonstrates a metaphorical use where one language is described as being a soră to another.
    Tatoeba #12078024 by carlosalberto, translation #12078019 by carlosalberto
  • Poți să mă consideri romantică, draga mea soră, dar simt amarnic lipsa unui prieten.
    You may deem me romantic, my dear sister, but I bitterly feel the want of a friend.
    Tatoeba #12929969 by carlosalberto, translation #5941932 by Hybrid
  • Surioară, ești cea mai bună persoană din viața mea
    Sister, you are the best person in my life.
  • 1 more sentence on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Andrei and Elena are talking about their families.

  1. Andrei

    Ai o soră, Elena?
    Do you have a sister, Elena?
  2. Elena

    Da, am o soră mai mică.
    Yes, I have a younger sister.
  3. Andrei

    Unde locuiește ea acum?
    Where does she live now?
  4. Elena

    Locuiește în alt oraș.
    She lives in another city.

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