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fugiț

you (all) run away / flee /fu.dʒiˈt͡sʲ/

verb#3562 most common

Also: run! (command, addressed to more than one person), fled, having escaped (as an adjective agreeing with a plural masculine noun)

Example sentences

Fugiți!
Run!
Copii, fugiți acasă acum!
Kids, run home now!
Voi fugiți repede când vine câinele vecinului.
You all run fast when the neighbor's dog comes.
Când auziți alarma, fugiți afară din clădire.
When you hear the alarm, run outside the building.
Bărbații fugiți din țară în timpul războiului au fost în cele din urmă extrădați.
The men who fled the country during the war were eventually extradited.
Deși fugiți de sub supravegherea autorităților, cei doi suspecți au fost recapturați la graniță.
Although they had fled the authorities' surveillance, the two suspects were recaptured at the border.

Conjugation

Present ActiveSimple Past ActiveSimple Future Active
1sgfugfugiivoi fugi
2sgfugifugișivei fugi
3sgfugefugiva fugi
1plfugimfugirămvom fugi
2plfugițifugirățiveți fugi
3plfugfugirăvor fugi

Word family

a fugito flee, to run away
fugăflight, escape; also a musical fuguefugarfugitive, runaway
refugiurefuge, shelter
fugitivfugitive (more formal, learned term)

Etymology

"Fugiți" is a form of the verb "a fugi", meaning to flee or run away. It comes from Latin "fugere", which had the same meaning. Romanian kept this Latin verb almost unchanged, unlike some Romance languages that replaced it with other roots.

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