No. 116 in Romanian
ore
"Ore" in Romanian means "hours" or "lessons/classes," depending on context.
In a sentence
Am petrecut mai multe ore studiind pentru examen.
I spent several hours studying for the exam.
In this sentence, 'ore' means 'hours' and is used as a time measure, plural nominative form of 'oră'.
La școală avem ore de matematică și română.
At school, we have math and Romanian classes.
Here, 'ore' refers to 'classes' or 'lessons', indicating scheduled periods of teaching, plural nominative form of 'oră'.
Ce mai faci la aceste ore din noapte?
What are you doing at this hour of the night?
In this context, 'ore' means 'time of night', indicating a specific part of the night, plural nominative form of 'oră'.
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