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enervat

annoyed /e.ner.ˈvat/

adjective#4411 most common

Also: irritated, aggravated, ticked off

Example sentences

Sunt enervat.
I am annoyed.
De ce ești enervat azi?
Why are you annoyed today?
M-a enervat foarte tare traficul.
The traffic annoyed me a lot.
Copiii erau enervați de zgomotul din curte.
The children were annoyed by the noise in the yard.
Vecinii mei sunt mereu enervați de muzica lui tare.
My neighbors are always annoyed by his loud music.
Fusese atât de enervat de amânările repetate ale proiectului, încât a amenințat că renunță la contract.
He had been so annoyed by the project's repeated postponements that he threatened to quit the contract.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativeenervat (m) / enervată (f)enervați (m) / enervate (f)
Genitiveenervat (m) / enervată (f)enervați (m) / enervate (f)
Accusativeenervat (m) / enervată (f)enervați (m) / enervate (f)
VocativeNoneNone

Word family

a enervato annoy, to irritate
enervantannoying, irritating
enervareirritation, annoyance
nervnervenervosnervous, edgy, irritable

Etymology

Enervat is the past participle of a enerva, borrowed from French énerver. The French verb comes from Latin enervare, meaning to remove the sinews, to weaken. Over time French and Romanian both shifted the sense from physical weakening to the mental state of being worn down by irritation, so enervat now means annoyed rather than weakened.

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