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simțit

felt /simˈt͡sit/

verb#801 most common

Also: sensed, sensitive, heartfelt

Example sentences

M-am simțit bine azi.
I felt good today.
Cum te-ai simțit la petrecere?
How did you feel at the party?
Ea s-a simțit tristă după veste.
She felt sad after the news.
Am simțit un miros ciudat în bucătărie.
I sensed a strange smell in the kitchen.
A ținut un discurs simțit la ceremonie.
He gave a heartfelt speech at the ceremony.
Gestul ei, deși tăcut, a fost profund simțit de toți cei prezenți.
Her gesture, though silent, was deeply felt by everyone present.

Conjugation

Present ActiveSimple Past ActiveSimple Future Active
1sgsimtsimțiivoi simți
2sgsimțisimțișivei simți
3sgsimtesimțiva simți
1plsimțimsimțirămvom simți
2plsimțițisimțirățiveți simți
3plsimtsimțirăvor simți

Word family

simțito feel, to sense
simțirefeeling, sensation
nesimțitinsensitive; shameless, rude
simțământsentiment, feeling
simțitorsensitive, perceptive

Etymology

Simțit is the past participle of the verb a simți, "to feel" or "to sense." That verb descends from Latin sentire, which carried the same core meaning. Over time simțit also became a standalone adjective, describing a person who feels deeply or a word or gesture that strikes the right emotional note.

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