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deranjat

bothered / disturbed /de.ranˈʒat/

adjective#2704 most common

Also: annoyed, inconvenienced, (colloquial) mentally unhinged

Example sentences

Sunt puțin deranjat.
I am a little bothered.
Nu sunt deranjat de zgomot.
I am not bothered by the noise.
Ea a fost deranjată de comportamentul lui.
She was bothered by his behavior.
Vecinii au fost deranjați de petrecerea de aseară.
The neighbors were disturbed by last night's party.
Somnul i-a fost deranjat de zgomotele de afară toată noaptea.
His sleep was disturbed by the noises outside all night.
Unii îl considerau ușor deranjat la cap din cauza ideilor sale excentrice, deși nimeni nu îndrăznea să i-o spună direct.
Some considered him a bit unhinged because of his eccentric ideas, though no one dared say it to his face.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativederanjatderanjați
Genitivederanjatderanjați
Accusativederanjatderanjați
Vocativederanjatderanjați

Word family

a deranjato disturb, to bother, to inconvenience
deranjdisturbance, trouble, mess
deranjantdisturbing, annoying
deranjamentmalfunction or service disruption (e.g. a phone line fault)
deranjatăbothered (feminine form)

Etymology

Deranjat is the past participle of the verb a deranja, which Romanian borrowed from French déranger during the 19th-century wave of French loanwords into Romanian. French déranger itself comes from Old French desrengier, built from des- (undoing) and rengier (to put in a row), which relates to rang (row, rank). Romanian simply took the whole French verb and added its own native participle ending -at.

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