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dormit
slept /dorˈmit/
verb#1391 most common
Also: well/badly-slept (adjectival use), sleeping (in fixed phrases like "timp de dormit")
Example sentences
Am dormit bine.
I slept well.
Ai dormit?
Did you sleep?
Copilul a dormit toată noaptea.
The child slept all night.
N-am dormit deloc azi-noapte.
I didn't sleep at all last night.
Se vede că ai dormit prost, arăți obosit.
It's clear you slept badly, you look tired.
După ce dormise doar trei ore, nu mai putea să se concentreze la muncă.
After having slept only three hours, he could no longer concentrate at work.
Conjugation
| Present Active | Simple Past Active | Simple Future Active | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1sg | dorm | dormii | voi dormi |
| 2sg | dormi | dormiși | vei dormi |
| 3sg | doarme | dormi | va dormi |
| 1pl | dormim | dormirăm | vom dormi |
| 2pl | dormiți | dormirăți | veți dormi |
| 3pl | dorm | dormiră | vor dormi |
Word family
a dormito sleep
dormitorbedroomadormitasleep, sleepy
nedormitsleep-deprived, not having slept
a dormitato doze
Etymology
Dormit is the past participle of the verb a dormi, to sleep, which comes directly from Latin dormire. Latin dormire itself descends from an old Indo-European root meaning to sleep, the same root that gave Greek and Sanskrit their own sleep-related words. Romanian kept the Latin verb almost unchanged, unlike most other Romance languages, which show similar forms such as Italian dormire and Spanish dormir.
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