lucruri

Lucruri is the plural of the Romanian noun lucru, commonly used to mean things, objects, or matters. It is a versatile term in everyday language and can refer to tangible items, possessions, or more abstract topics and issues. The word covers a wide range of meanings, from physical objects in a room to topics to be discussed, tasks to be completed, or events happening at hand. Common uses include phrases like “Am multe lucruri de rezolvat” (I have many things to handle) or “lucruri de discutat” (matters to discuss).

In practice, lucruri functions as a general, neutral noun. It can be qualified by adjectives to specify the type of things, for example: lucruri noi (new things), lucruri vechi (old things), lucruri importante (important matters). It also appears in idiomatic constructions and fixed expressions, and it can stand for both concrete items and abstract concerns depending on context.

Grammatically, lucruri is masculine in sense, with the plural form lucruri and the definite plural form lucrurile (the things). Indefinite phrasing is formed with qualifiers like “câteva lucruri,” “anumite lucruri,” or “niste lucruri,” depending on emphasis. Because it can denote any assortment of objects or topics, lucruri is among the most common, flexible nouns in Romanian discourse.