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Questions & Answers about Fata urăște iarna.
Why do fată and iarnă end in -a instead of -ă in this sentence?
In English we usually say she hates winter, without 'the'. Why does Romanian use iarna here?
When you talk about general likes, dislikes, or concepts in Romanian, you usually include the definite article (the 'the' attached to the end). That is why you must say iarna instead of just iarnă.
What is the infinitive (dictionary form) of urăște?
The infinitive is a urî (to hate). The -ște ending is a very common pattern for the 'he/she/it' form of many verbs that end in -i or -î.