întoarse

"Întoarse" is a Romanian verb that translates to "to turn" or "to twist" in English. It is a reflexive verb, meaning it is used with the reflexive pronoun "se" to indicate that the subject performs the action on itself. The verb "întoarse" is often used in contexts where something is turned or twisted around its own axis or center.

For example, "Câinele se întoarce" means "The dog turns around" or "The dog twists around." In this sentence, the dog is the subject that is performing the action of turning on itself.

The verb "întoarse" can also be used in a figurative sense to describe changes in direction or perspective. For instance, "Politica sa se întoarce" could mean "His policy turns around" or "His perspective shifts."

The verb "întoarse" is part of the first conjugation of Romanian verbs and follows the regular conjugation pattern for reflexive verbs. Its past participle is "întoars" and its present participle is "întoarsând." The verb can be used in both the active and passive voice, depending on the context.