Questions & Answers about Martorul spune numele.
Because Romanian usually puts the definite article at the end of the noun instead of using a separate word like English the.
- martor = witness
- martorul = the witness
This is very common in Romanian:
- băiat → băiatul = the boy
- om → omul = the man / the person
So martorul literally means witness-the, but in natural English it is just the witness.
For the same general reason: it is the noun with the definite article attached.
- nume = name
- numele = the name
With nume, the definite form is numele. This noun is a little unusual, so learners often need to memorize it as a whole form.
A useful thing to know: numele can also mean the names in some contexts, because nume has the same form in singular and plural. In this sentence, context tells you it means the name.