Questions & Answers about Mișcarea începe acum.
Mișcarea = mișcare + the definite article -a.
In Romanian, the definite article is usually attached to the end of the noun, instead of being a separate word like English the.
- mișcare = movement / motion
- mișcarea = the movement / the motion
Because mișcare is a feminine noun, its singular definite ending here is -a.
The base form is mișcare.
This is the indefinite singular form, meaning something like movement or motion in a general sense.
So the pattern is:
- mișcare = a movement / movement
- mișcarea = the movement
Romanian usually puts the definite article at the end of the noun. This is one of the features that often feels unusual to English speakers.
Compare:
- English: the movement
- Romanian: mișcarea
This attached article is completely normal and very common in Romanian.