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intraț

come in! / enter! (said to more than one person, or politely to one) /inˈtrats/

verb#1742 most common

Also: you (all) enter (present tense), entered / having entered (masculine plural, of people)

Example sentences

Intrați, vă rog!
Come in, please!
Bate cineva la ușă. Intrați!
Someone's knocking at the door. Come in!
Copii, intrați în casă, afară e frig!
Kids, come inside, it's cold out!
Voi intrați în sală abia după ce se stinge lumina.
You all only enter the hall after the lights go out.
Toți cei intrați în concurs trebuie să trimită formularul până vineri.
Everyone who has entered the competition must send in the form by Friday.
Boierii intrați în posesia moșiilor confiscate au fost nevoiți să plătească taxe suplimentare statului.
The boyars who had come into possession of the confiscated estates were forced to pay extra taxes to the state.

Conjugation

Present ActiveSimple Past ActiveSimple Future Active
1sgintruintraivoi intra
2sgintriintrașivei intra
3sgintrăintrăva intra
1plintrămintrarămvom intra
2plintrațiintrarățiveți intra
3plintrăintrarăvor intra

Word family

a intrato enter, go in
intrareentrance; act of enteringintratentered (masc. sg.)
intratăentered (fem. sg.)
reintrato re-enter, go back in

Etymology

The verb behind this form, a intra, comes from Latin intrare, "to go into, enter," built on the Latin word intra, "within, inside." Romanian kept the regular first-conjugation pattern of the Latin verb almost unchanged. The spelling intraț reflects a common feature of casual and regional Romanian speech, where the final unstressed -i of forms like intrați is barely pronounced and sometimes dropped in writing.

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