No. 820 in Slovenian

moram

"I must" or "I have to."

In a sentence

Moram iti v trgovino.
I have to go to the store.
The word 'moram' is used to express obligation or necessity, indicating that the subject is required to perform the action.
Če hočem uspeti, moram več vaditi.
If I want to succeed, I need to practice more.
Here, 'moram' implies a necessity tied to achieving a specific goal or outcome.
Ne smem pozabiti, da še vedno moram končati nalogo.
I must not forget that I still have to finish the assignment.
The word 'moram' again signifies obligation in this context, emphasizing the importance of completing a task.

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