nici meaning in English
| Romanian | English |
|---|---|
| ecumenic [~, ecumenici, ecumenică, ecumenice] adjectiv | ecumenical(ecclesiastical: pertaining to the Christian Church in a worldwide sense) |
| electromecanic [~, electromecanici, electromecanică, electromecanice] adjectiv | electromechanical(combining the fields of mechanics and electronics) |
| electronic [~, electronici, electronică, electronice] adjectiv | electric(electronic (musical instrument)) electronic(generated by electronic device) electronic(of or pertaining to the Internet) electronic(pertaining to electrons) |
| electronică [~, {inv}, electronica, {inv}, electronicii, {inv}, ~ electronico, {inv}] substantiv {f} | electronics(device) electronics(physics) |
| electrotehnică [~, {inv}, electrotehnica, {inv}, electrotehnicii, {inv}, ~, {inv}] substantiv {f} | electrical engineering(branch of engineering) |
| etnic [~, etnici, etnică, etnice] adjectiv | ethnic(of or relating to a group of people) |
| etnicitate [~, {inv}, ~a, {inv}, etnicității, {inv}, ~, {inv}] substantiv {f} | ethnicity [ethnicities](the characteristics of an ethnic group) |
| eu sunt alergică la penicilină frază {f} | |
| eufonic [~, eufonici, eufonică, eufonice] adjectiv | euphonic(characterized by euphony, see also: harmonious) |
| falnic [~, falnici, falnică, falnice] adjectiv | imposing(magnificent and impressive because of appearance, size, stateliness or dignity) |
| feciorelnic [~, feciorelnici, feciorelnică, feciorelnice] adjectiv | virgin(of a person, in a state of virginity) |
| Fenicia proper noun {f} | Phoenicia(land of the Phoenicians) |
| fenician [~, fenicieni, ~ul, fenicienii, ~ului, fenicienilor, ~ule, fenicienilor] substantiv {m} | Phoenician(inhabitant of Phoenicia) |
| fenician [~, fenicieni, feniciană, feniciene] adjectiv {m} | Phoenician(of, from, or related to the country or civilisation of Phoenicia) |
| feniciană proper noun {f} | Phoenician(Semitic language spoken by the inhabitants of Phoenicia) |
| feniciană [~, feniciene, feniciana, fenicienele, fenicienei, fenicienelor, feniciano, fenicienelor] substantiv {f} | Phoenician(inhabitant of Phoenicia) |
| finic [~, finici, finică, finice] adjectiv | Finnicadjective |
| finic [~, ~i, ~ul, ~ii, ~ului, ~ilor, ~ule, ~ilor] substantiv {f} | date [dates](fruit of the date palm) |
| francmasonic [~, francmasonici, francmasonică, francmasonice] adjectiv | masonic(of freemasonry) |
| furnică [~, furnici, furnica, furnicii, furnicei, furnicilor, furnico, furnicilor] substantiv {f} | ant [ants](insect) |
| galvanic [~, galvanici, galvanică, galvanice] adjectiv | galvanic(of or pertaining to galvanism; electric) |
| geobotanică [~, {inv}, geobotanica, {inv}, geobotanicii, {inv}, ~, {inv}] substantiv {f} | geobotany(the branch of biogeography that is concerned with the geographic distribution of plant species) |
| germanic [~, germanici, germanică, germanice] adjectiv | Germanic(having German characteristics) Germanic(relating to the Germanic peoples) Germanic(relating to the language or group of languages known as Germanic) |
| groaznic [~, groaznici, groaznică, groaznice] adjectiv | awfuladjective fearful(terrible) formidable(causing fear, dread, awe or admiration as a result of size, strength, or some other impressive quality) ghastly [ghastlier, ghastliest](horrifyingly shocking) gruesome(repellently frightful and shocking; horrific or ghastly) horrible(causing horror, terrible) monstrous(freakish or grotesque) terrible(dreadful; causing alarm or fear) terrible(intense; extreme in degree or extent) terrible(most formidable) terrible(unpleasant) |
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