strãmbu

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Aromanian

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Alternative forms

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Etymology 1

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From Vulgar Latin *strambus, from Latin strabus. Compare Romanian strâmb.

Adjective

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strãmbu m (feminine singular strãmbã, masculine plural strãnghi, feminine plural strãmbi or strãmbe)

  1. crooked, bent, twisted, not straight
Derived terms
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  • strãmbu (verb)

Etymology 2

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From the above adjective. Compare Romanian strâmba, strâmb.

Verb

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strãmbu (past participle strãmbatã)

  1. I twist, curb, bend.
  2. I oppose.
  3. I bypass (e.g. a road).
  4. I wrong.
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