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gandit

thought (past participle of "a gândi", to think) /gɨnˈdit/

verb#2230 most common

Also: thought out, considered, pensive (as adjective)

Example sentences

Eu m-am gândit la tine.
I thought of you.
El s-a gândit bine înainte să răspundă.
He thought carefully before answering.
Ne-am gândit la o soluție nouă pentru problemă.
We thought of a new solution to the problem.
Este un plan bine gândit, cu fiecare pas pregătit din timp.
It is a well-thought-out plan, with every step prepared in advance.
M-am gândit îndelung la consecințele deciziei mele înainte de a acționa.
I thought for a long time about the consequences of my decision before acting.
Totul părea gândit până în cele mai mici detalii, ca un mecanism de ceasornic.
Everything seemed thought out down to the smallest details, like a clockwork mechanism.

Conjugation

Present ActiveSimple Past ActiveSimple Future Active
1sggândescgândiivoi gândi
2sggândeștigândișivei gândi
3sggândeștegândiva gândi
1plgândimgândirămvom gândi
2plgândițigândirățiveți gândi
3plgândescgândirăvor gândi

Word family

gândthought, mind
a gândito think
gândirethinking, thought process
gânditorthoughtful / a thinker
a se răzgândito change one's mind

Etymology

Gândit is the past participle of a gândi, to think. The verb comes from Latin cogitare, the same verb that gave English cogitate. In Romanian the initial co- dropped and the surviving syllables shifted into gândi, with the noun gând (thought, mind) forming alongside it. The participle gândit simply adds the standard -it ending used for this verb class.

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