"un tort, două torturi"

Translation: a cake, two cakes

[Sollihein]

I noticed that "un" goes with "doi" and "o" goes with "două". However it is not the case here. Does the gender change in the plural for this word?

[razvan.marin]

Romanian has three genders: masculine, feminine and neuter.

Neuter ones have a masculine singular and a feminine plural. Some examples are:

• un tort, două torturi (cake)
• un scaun, două scaune (chair)
• un ou, două ouă (egg)
• un măr, două mere (apple) but note that măr also means apple tree case in which it's masculine instead of neuter (un măr, doi meri)

[Sollihein]

Thank you!

[Hatch-Slack]

I see that the question is still without answer.
”Un” and ”O” are indefinite articles (singular forms) = English ”A/An”.

The plural form of ”un/o” is ”niște”.
”Niște” does not change in gender.

[mwnciau]

What's the difference between a tort and a prăjitură which are both translated as cake on DL?