Nimănui translates to "nobody's" or "belonging to no one". It's a poignant and somewhat dramatic word that stands out in the lyrics, conveying a strong sense of isolation and lack of belonging.
In the song, the line "Eu sunt a nimănui" (I am nobody's) is a powerful declaration of the singer's emotional state. It expresses a feeling of being unattached and perhaps unwanted, contrasting with the idea of someone belonging to everyone else. This word captures a central theme of vulnerability and existential reflection in the song.
Irina Rimes sings about losing herself inside a relationship. She keeps catching herself turning into the person she is with, and the first thing she picks up from him is the habit of hating herself: for what she does, for what she loves, for simply being more than she wants to be.
The title line sets the two of them side by side. He belongs to everyone, "tu eşti al tuturor", and she belongs to no one, "eu sunt a nimănui". She is the one who is always wrong while he is always right, the one who shakes with a fear she cannot even name.
In the middle of the song she argues with herself. She knows she is wonderful, she knows other men want her, and she knows her mind is tired but still willing to fight. She slides into the minus anyway, and she still wants only him.
The last verse names what actually frightens her. It is not him, and it is not fear itself. It is the version of herself she sees through her own eyes: beautiful, still his, and quietly withering.