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ridicaț

raised / lifted /ri.diˈkat/

adjective#3107 most common

Also: picked up, elevated, high (of prices, levels, voice)

Example sentences

El a ridicat mâna.
He raised his hand.
Ea a ridicat cutia de pe masă.
She picked up the box from the table.
Nivelul apei este foarte ridicat după ploaie.
The water level is very high after the rain.
Copiii ridicați în brațe au adormit repede.
The children lifted up in someone's arms fell asleep quickly.
Standardele de calitate au fost ridicate considerabil în ultimii ani.
Quality standards have been raised considerably in recent years.
A ridicat o problemă complexă în cadrul ședinței, care a necesitat o dezbatere îndelungată.
He raised a complex issue during the meeting, which required a lengthy debate.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativeridicat (m) / ridicată (f)ridicați (m) / ridicate (f)
Genitiveridicat (m) / ridicate (f)ridicați (m) / ridicate (f)
Accusativeridicat (m) / ridicată (f)ridicați (m) / ridicate (f)
Vocativeridicat (m) / ridicată (f)ridicați (m) / ridicate (f)

Word family

a ridicato raise, lift, pick up
ridicarethe act of raising or lifting
ridicătorlifting; a lifting device
ridicăturăa rise or bump in the ground
neridicatnot raised, left uncollected

Etymology

Ridicat is the past participle of the verb a ridica, meaning to raise or lift. The verb is inherited from spoken Latin, but Romanian etymologists disagree on the exact Latin source form, so no single ancestor form is firmly established. The word has been in continuous use in Romanian since its earliest attested stages.

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