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lăsaț
left /ləˈsat/
verb#1199 most common
Also: allowed, abandoned
Example sentences
Am lăsat cheile pe masă.
I left the keys on the table.
Ea a lăsat ușa deschisă.
She left the door open.
Nu m-a lăsat să plec mai devreme.
He didn't let me leave earlier.
Bunicul și-a lăsat barba să crească toată iarna.
Grandfather let his beard grow all winter.
Proiectul a fost lăsat baltă din lipsă de fonduri.
The project was abandoned for lack of funds.
Testamentul prevedea că averea urma să fie lăsată moștenire nepoților.
The will stipulated that the estate would be left as an inheritance to the grandchildren.
Conjugation
| Present Active | Simple Past Active | Simple Future Active | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1sg | las | lăsai | voi lăsa |
| 2sg | lași | lăsași | vei lăsa |
| 3sg | lasă | lăsă | va lăsa |
| 1pl | lăsăm | lăsarăm | vom lăsa |
| 2pl | lăsați | lăsarăți | veți lăsa |
| 3pl | lasă | lăsară | vor lăsa |
Word family
a lăsato let, to leave, to allow
lăsarethe act of leaving or letting
lăsatleft, allowed, let hang or grow
nelăsatnot left, not permitted
Etymology
Lăsat is the past participle of a lăsa, the Romanian verb for letting go or leaving something. It comes from Latin laxare, meaning to loosen or slacken. The verb survived across the Roman provinces with this same core sense of releasing or leaving something in place.
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