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simțiț
felt, sensed /simˈt͡sit/
adjective#2596 most common
Also: sensitive, perceptive (of a person), heartfelt, sincere, moved (emotionally)
Example sentences
M-am simțit bine astăzi.
I felt well today.
El este un om simțit și amabil.
He is a considerate and kind man.
Ea a simțit imediat că ceva nu este în regulă.
She sensed right away that something was wrong.
Copiii simțiți observă rapid starea de spirit a părinților.
Sensitive children quickly notice their parents' mood.
A fost o discuție simțită, plină de sinceritate.
It was a heartfelt discussion, full of sincerity.
Discursurile lor, profund simțite, i-au impresionat pe toți cei prezenți.
Their speeches, deeply felt, moved everyone present.
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | simțit (m) / simțită (f) | simțiți (m) / simțite (f) |
| Genitive | simțit (m) / simțite (f) | simțiți (m) / simțite (f) |
| Accusative | simțit (m) / simțită (f) | simțiți (m) / simțite (f) |
| Vocative | simțitule (m) / simțito (f) | simțiților (m) / simțitelor (f) |
Word family
a simțito feel, to sense
simța sense (as in the five senses)
simțirefeeling, sensation
simțitorsensitive, empathetic
nesimțitinsensitive, rude
Etymology
Simțit is the past participle of the verb a simți, meaning to feel or sense. The verb descends from Latin sentire, which carried the same core meaning of perceiving through the senses or the mind. Romanian kept this Latin base largely intact, adding its own participial ending -it. Over time the participle also became a standalone adjective describing a person who feels deeply or notices things others miss.
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