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fantastic

fantastic (wonderful, amazing) /fanˈtastik/

adjective#1602 most common

Also: fantasy-related, imaginary (as in fantasy fiction), incredible, hard to believe

Example sentences

Filmul este fantastic.
The movie is fantastic.
Am avut o vacanță fantastică.
I had a fantastic vacation.
Bunica ne spunea povești fantastice înainte de culcare.
Grandma used to tell us fantastic stories before bed.
Scriitorii fantastici din secolul al XIX-lea au influențat literatura modernă.
The fantasy writers of the 19th century influenced modern literature.
Genul fantastic explorează granița dintre realitate și imaginație.
The fantasy genre explores the border between reality and imagination.
Criticii au numit romanul o capodoperă a literaturii fantastice, în care grotescul și miraculosul se împletesc.
Critics called the novel a masterpiece of fantasy literature, in which the grotesque and the miraculous intertwine.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativefantastic / fantasticăfantastici / fantastice
Genitivefantastic / fantasticefantastici / fantastice
Accusativefantastic / fantasticăfantastici / fantastice
Vocativefantasticule / fantasticofantasticilor / fantasticelor

Word family

fanteziefantasy, imaginationfantomăghost, phantom
fantasta dreamer, a fanciful person
fantasticfantastically, amazingly (as an intensifier)

Etymology

Romanian borrowed "fantastic" from French "fantastique" in the 19th century, part of a wave of French vocabulary that reshaped modern Romanian. The French word traces to Late Latin "phantasticus," from Greek "phantastikos," meaning able to create mental images. That Greek word comes from "phantazein," to make visible or present to the mind, itself from "phainein," to show or appear.

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