"a urî"
Translation:to hate
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These are ok: http://forvo.com/search/a%20ur%c3%ae/ (in the first recording, the speaker weirdly raises his tone at the end and the second one doesn't contain the "a", but otherwise they're good).
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Pretty sure it's just another way for infinitives to end, like the fact that other infinitives can end in "a" or "e". It's not the only infinitive to use "î" - hotărî (decide), coborî (descend) and doborî (knock down) are others that also end in "î".
Yes, we usually use î at the beginning of the words but also at the end of a word. We never used it in the middle when it becomes â. We say câine, not cîine (dog), pâine not pîine (bread), and we also say a coborî not a coborâ, a hotorî not a hotărâ. To conclude, we use î at the beginning and at the ending of a word, and we use â in the middle of a word.