urdoare

Romanian

Etymology

Unknown. Either from Vulgar Latin root *horridor, horridōrem, from Latin horridus, possibly akin to French ordure (“garbage, refuse”) (cf. also Old Catalan hòrreu (“filthy”), Old Spanish horrura (“filth, impurity, scum”)), or more likely from Latin odor, odōrem, with the addition of the -r- later.

Noun

urdoare f (plural urdori)

  1. sleep, gound, rheum, crusty or gummy discharge found in the corner of the eye
  2. lippitude, blearedness

Declension

Declension of urdoare
singular plural
indefinite definite indefinite definite
nominative-accusative urdoare urdoarea urdori urdorile
genitive-dative urdori urdorii urdori urdorilor
vocative urdoare, urdoareo urdorilor
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