Translation of Romanian word "nepot" to English
nepot
/neˈpot/
How to use
The noun "nepot" is ambiguous in Romanian, meaning both 'grandson' and 'nephew'. The specific meaning must be inferred from context or clarified with additional words (e.g., "nepot de bunic" for grandson, "nepot de unchi" for nephew). It is a masculine noun. The feminine equivalent is "nepoată" (granddaughter, niece).
🇬🇧 English
nephew
Example
Savantul a descoperit un nepot în laborator.
The scientist discovered a nephew in the lab.
Nepotul de frate învață foarte bine la școală.
The nephew is doing very well at school.
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- nepot de bunic— grandson (explicit)
- nepot de unchi— nephew (explicit)
Frequency rank: #1177 in Romanian
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What does the Romanian word "nepot" mean?▼
The Romanian word "nepot" means "nephew" in English.
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Can I see an example sentence with "nepot"?▼
Yes, here is a practical example: "Bunicul se plimbă în parc cu nepotul său." (which translates as "Grandfather walks in the park with his grandson.").
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