reunire

Reunire is a Romanian noun meaning the act of reuniting or the state of being reunited. It describes bringing together parts that were separated, and can refer to people, groups, or territories. The term is used in formal, historical, and political contexts as well as in ordinary language when speaking of a reunion.

In usage, reunire denotes both the process of bringing things back into a single unit and the resulting state of unity. It appears in expressions related to social gatherings as well as discussions of territorial or organizational unification. In historical writing, it may be encountered when describing momentums toward unity or reunification, though the exact terminology can vary and authors may prefer alternatives such as unire or unificare depending on nuance and era.

Linguistic notes: in Romanian, the verb meaning “to reunite” is reuni, and reunire is the corresponding noun form. The term is formed with the common noun suffix -ire. Romanian uses other related terms such as reunire with different definite forms (reunirea) depending on grammatical context. The word is distinctly Romanian and is not the standard Italian equivalent, where the verb is riunire and the noun riunione.

See also: unire, reuniune, reuniune and unificare in related contexts; English-language readers may encounter “reunion” or “reunification” as approximate translations.