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simtit
felt /simˈt͡sit/
verb#2065 most common
Also: sensed, sensitive / moved (as an adjective), touched emotionally
Example sentences
M-am simțit bine.
I felt good.
Ea s-a simțit obosită după școală.
She felt tired after school.
Am simțit un miros ciudat în bucătărie.
I smelled a strange odor in the kitchen.
Copilul s-a simțit neglijat de părinți.
The child felt neglected by his parents.
E un om foarte simțit, observă mereu când cineva suferă.
He is a very sensitive man, he always notices when someone is suffering.
Deși nu spusese nimic, am simțit imediat că ceva nu era în regulă între ei.
Although she hadn't said anything, I sensed at once that something was wrong between them.
Conjugation
| Present Active | Simple Past Active | Simple Future Active | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1sg | simt | simții | voi simți |
| 2sg | simți | simțiși | vei simți |
| 3sg | simte | simți | va simți |
| 1pl | simțim | simțirăm | vom simți |
| 2pl | simțiți | simțirăți | veți simți |
| 3pl | simt | simțiră | vor simți |
Word family
a simțito feel, to sense
simțsense (one of the five senses)
simțirefeeling, sensation
simțitorsensitive, perceptive
nesimțitinsensitive, rude, shameless
Etymology
"Simțit" is the past participle of the verb "a simți", to feel or sense. It comes from Latin "sentire", which meant to perceive or feel. The participle ending "-it" marks it as a completed action, so "am simțit" means "I felt" or "I have felt".
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