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facut
made / done /fəˈkut/
verb#328 most common
Also: finished, ready (of food), cursed (colloquial, folk usage)
Example sentences
Am făcut temele.
I did my homework.
Ce ai făcut ieri?
What did you do yesterday?
Bunica a făcut o prăjitură.
Grandma made a cake.
Masa a fost făcută din lemn de stejar.
The table was made of oak wood.
Raportul lui a fost bine făcut, dar prea lung.
His report was well done, but too long.
Deși toți spuneau că e imposibil, planul a fost în cele din urmă făcut realitate.
Although everyone said it was impossible, the plan was finally made a reality.
Conjugation
| Present Active | Simple Past Active | Simple Future Active | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1sg | fac | făcui | voi face |
| 2sg | faci | făcuși | vei face |
| 3sg | face | făcu | va face |
| 1pl | facem | făcurăm | vom face |
| 2pl | faceți | făcurăți | veți face |
| 3pl | fac | făcură | vor face |
Word family
Etymology
Făcut descends from the Latin factus, the past participle of facere, meaning to do or make. Romanian kept the verb a face as one of its core, most frequently used verbs, and făcut is simply its past participle. The same Latin root gave English words like fact and feat through French and Latin borrowings, though those entered English by a different path than the inherited Romanian form.
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