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bogat

rich /boˈɡat/

adjective#1103 most common

Also: wealthy, abundant, rich in flavor/content

Example sentences

El este bogat.
He is rich.
Ea are un tată bogat.
She has a rich father.
Orașul acesta are o istorie bogată.
This city has a rich history.
Bogații din oraș au construit case mari.
The rich people in the city built big houses.
Deși a devenit bogat peste noapte, nu și-a schimbat stilul de viață.
Although he became rich overnight, he did not change his lifestyle.
Meniul restaurantului era atât de bogat în preparate tradiționale, încât ne-a luat o oră să alegem.
The restaurant's menu was so rich in traditional dishes that it took us an hour to choose.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativebogat (m) / bogată (f)bogați (m) / bogate (f)
Genitivebogat (m) / bogate (f)bogați (m) / bogate (f)
Accusativebogat (m) / bogată (f)bogați (m) / bogate (f)
Vocativebogat (m) / bogată (f)bogați (m) / bogate (f)

Word family

bogățiewealth, richness
a se îmbogățito become rich, to enrich oneself
îmbogățireenrichment
bogătașrich person (informal, often mocking)

Etymology

Bogat entered Romanian from Old Church Slavonic bogatŭ, meaning rich or wealthy. The Slavic word traces back to bogŭ, a root tied to good fortune and divine favor, which also gave Slavic languages their word for god. Romanian absorbed many such Slavic terms during centuries of close contact in the medieval period, and bogat became the everyday word for rich, standing alongside native Latin vocabulary.

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