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auziț
heard /au.ˈzit/
verb#3270 most common
Also: understood (by hearing), learned (through hearsay)
Example sentences
Am auzit un zgomot ciudat.
I heard a strange noise.
Nu am auzit bine ce ai spus.
I didn't hear well what you said.
Ai auzit știrile de azi?
Did you hear today's news?
Din câte am auzit, examenul a fost amânat.
From what I've heard, the exam was postponed.
Zvonul despre demisia lui a fost auzit în toată firma.
The rumor about his resignation was heard throughout the whole company.
Știu povestea doar din auzite, așa că nu pot confirma dacă e adevărată.
I know the story only by hearsay, so I can't confirm whether it's true.
Conjugation
| Present Active | Simple Past Active | Simple Future Active | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1sg | aud | auzii | voi auzi |
| 2sg | auzi | auziși | vei auzi |
| 3sg | aude | auzi | va auzi |
| 1pl | auzim | auzirăm | vom auzi |
| 2pl | auziți | auzirăți | veți auzi |
| 3pl | aud | auziră | vor auzi |
Word family
a auzito hear
auzhearing, the sense of hearing
neauzitunheard-of, extraordinary
din auziteby hearsay, from what one has heard
Etymology
Auzit is the past participle of the verb a auzi, meaning to hear. It descends from Latin audire, the same verb that gave French ouïr and Italian udire. Romanian kept this core verb from spoken Latin while most of Western Romance shifted toward other roots for everyday hearing vocabulary.
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