Meaning of "múrmur" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD MÚRMUR

lat. murmur, fr. murmure

Etymology is the study of the origin of words and their changes in structure and significance.

PRONUNCIATION OF MÚRMUR IN ROMANIAN

múrmur

WHAT DOES MÚRMUR MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of múrmur in the Romanian dictionary

1) Deaf and confused noise of voices; uproar; rustling. 2) Monotone and continuous noise produced by an engine or machine in action. 3) Continuous, light and monotone noise produced by some natural phenomena (running water, wind, etc.). 4) The protest of a crowd, manifested by the simultaneous production of deaf and confused sounds.

MÚRMUR ~e n. 1) Zgomot surd și confuz de voci; rumoare; freamăt. 2) Zgomot monoton și continuu, produs de un motor sau de o mașină în acțiune. 3) Zgomot continuu, ușor și monoton, produs de unele fenomene naturale (ape curgătoare, vânt etc.). 4) Protest al unei mulțimi, manifestat prin producerea simultană a unor sunete surde și confuze.

SYNONYMS OF «MÚRMUR» IN ROMANIAN

The following Romanian words have a similar or identical meaning as «múrmur» and belong to the same grammatical category.

Romanian synonyms of múrmur

clipocít · fóșnet · protést · súsur · zúmzet

TRANSLATION OF MÚRMUR

Find out the translation of múrmur to 25 languages with our Romanian multilingual translator.

The translations of múrmur from Romanian to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «múrmur» in Romanian.

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 私语
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: murmullo
• Translator Romanian - English: murmur
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: बड़बड़ाहट
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: تذمر
• Translator Romanian - Russian: ропот
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: murmúrio
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: কলকল
• Translator Romanian - French: murmure
• Translator Romanian - Malay: bisikan
• Translator Romanian - German: Murmeln
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: つぶやき
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 중얼 거림
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: murmur
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: tiếng thì thầm
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: மெல்லொலியினைக்
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: तक्रार
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: hırıltı
• Translator Romanian - Italian: mormorio
• Translator Romanian - Polish: szmer
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: ремствування
• Romanian: múrmur
• Translator Romanian - Greek: μουρμούρισμα
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: murmureer
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: mummel
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: bilyd

10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «MÚRMUR»

Discover the use of múrmur in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to múrmur and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.

Manipulus Vocabulorum: A Dictionary of English and Latin ...

A MÚRMUR, murmur, ùris, hoe. to BESTÚRRE, meuére se. to INCÚRRE, incurrère. to MÚRMUR, murmurare. In urche. A Стоян, ecclesia, templum. to LURCRE, latitare. In urfe. ye SCURFE of y*a head, дымит, rum. SCURPE, itch, prurvgo ...

Peter Levens, 1867

A Pocket Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages - Pagina 536

... obscuridad, lobre- □juez, falta de luz j clari- Múrky, a. obscuro Múrmur, «. murmurio To Múrmur, 1-я. murmurar Mdrmurer, ». grufiidor Murmuring, ». mormullo Múrnival, ». quaternioQ oVs nay пел Múrrain, i. morriña Múrrey, M lirrey coloured, ...

Henry Neuman, 1823

The Royal Dictionary Abridged ... I. French and English. ...

Múrmur, S. murmure. To múrmur, V. N. murmurer. Mármured against, Adj. contre qui l'on murmure, ou Pon a murmaré. Murmurer, S. murmurateur. Múrmuring, S. murmure, ou l'a&ion de murmurer. Múrmuringly, Adv, engrondant, en murmurant.

Abel BOYER, 1767

Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...

Cáscara ó vaina de las frutas prensadas. Múrky, a. Oscuro, lóbrego. Múrmur, ». 1. Murmullo, murmurio, susurro'. 2. Murmullo, rumor. 3. Mormuracion, queja, descontento. To Múrmur, vn. Murmurar, susurrar, hablando de arroyos, hojas, abejas, ...

Henry Neuman, ‎Giuseppe Baretti, ‎Mateo Seoane, 1831

A Dictionary of the English and Italian Languages - Volumul 2

Mure up, v. a. murare, Murk, s. bujo, cscurità, tenebre. –Murk, la pelle o la scorza de' frutti; il mallo. Múrky, ad. oscuro, bujo, tenebroso, privo di luce. Múrmur, s. mormorio, bisbiglio. To Múrmur, v. n. mormorare, borbottare, sussurrare, bisbigliare.

Giuseppe Baretti, 1820

Diccionario nuevo de las dos lenguas española é inglesa ...

Darkness, want of light. Obscuridad , lobreguez , falta de luz y claridad. MÚRKY. adj. Dark , cloudy, want- . ing light. Obscupj , lóbrego , falto de luz. MÚRMUR. s. A Iow continued buzzing noise. Murmurio , mormullo. MURuux.. A complaint hais ...

Thomas Connelly, 1797

Dizionario delle lingue italiana ed inglese di Giuseppe ...

Múrmur, s. mormorio, bisbiglio. To Múrmur, v. n. mor morare, borbottare, tutturrare, bisbigltare. Murmurer, s. mormoratore. Murmuring, s. mormoramento, mormorio, bisbiglio, sussurro. Murmuringly, adv. mormorando, borbettando. Múraival, s.

Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, ‎Charles Thomson (barrister at law), 1820

Dizionario portatile italiano, inglese, e francese - Volumul 2 - Pagina 202

Múrmur, f. murmure, mormario Múrmur j v. «. murmurer , niormorare Miumurer, /1 grondeur, mormorarore Murmuring, /. murmure , mormoramento Múrnival , /. quatre cartes de même degré , quattro carre del medeíímo grada Murrain, ...

Ferdinando Bottarelli, ‎Samuel Johnson, 1791

Dictionnaire Royal François-Anglois et Anglois-François, ... - Pagina 373

Múrmur , s Murmure. To múrmur, verb. ncutr. Murmurer. Múrmured against, ad}. Contre qui l'on murmure ou l'on a murmuré. Murmurer,/-. Murmurateur. Múrmuring , subst. Murmurée, l'aHion de murmurer. Múrmuriugly , adv. En grondant , en ...

Abel Boyer, 1783

Inglés y español - Pagina 436

Cáscara óvaina de las frutas prensadas. Múrky, a. Oscuro, lóbrego. Múrmur, s. l. Murmullo, murmurio, susurro. 2. Murmullo, rumor. 3. Mormuracion, queja, descontento. To Múrmur, vn. Murmurar, susurrar, hablando de arroyos, hojas, abejas, ...

Henry Newman, ‎Giuseppe Baretti, ‎Mateo Seoane, 1837