No. 135 in Romanian

ministerul

"Ministerul" in English means "the ministry."

In a sentence

Ministerul Educației a organizat un concurs pentru elevi.
The Ministry of Education organized a contest for students.
In this sentence, 'ministerul' refers to a specific governmental institution responsible for education affairs, acting as the subject of the sentence.
Un nou proiect a fost lansat de ministerul culturii.
A new project was launched by the Ministry of Culture.
Here, 'ministerul' is used with a specific department ('culturii'), indicating which ministry launched the project.
Planurile ministerului sunt să modernizeze infrastructura.
The ministry's plans are to modernize the infrastructure.
In this example, 'ministerul' is used in the genitive form to indicate possession or association with 'plans'.

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