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trata

to treat /traˈta/

verb#2253 most common

Also: to deal with (a subject or an opponent), to negotiate (a treaty), to treat someone to something

Example sentences

El va trata rana ta.
He will treat your wound.
Tratați animalele cu blândețe.
Treat animals gently.
Bunica mă trata cu dulciuri când eram mic.
Grandma used to treat me to sweets when I was little.
Medicul trata zeci de pacienți în fiecare zi la spitalul de campanie.
The doctor treated dozens of patients every day at the field hospital.
Tratarea corectă a infecției previne complicații grave.
Correct treatment of the infection prevents serious complications.
Cei doi șefi de stat tratară condițiile armistițiului într-o întâlnire secretă.
The two heads of state negotiated the armistice terms in a secret meeting.

Conjugation

Present ActiveSimple Past ActiveSimple Future Active
1sgtrateztrataivoi trata
2sgtratezitratașivei trata
3sgtrateazătratăva trata
1pltratămtratarămvom trata
2pltratațitratarățiveți trata
3pltrateazătratarăvor trata

Word family

tratattreaty; treatisetratamenttreatment
tratarethe act of treating or handling
tratabiltreatable, negotiable
netratatuntreated

Etymology

Romanian borrowed "a trata" in the nineteenth century, when the language absorbed large numbers of French and Italian words to replace or supplement older Slavic and Ottoman vocabulary. The immediate sources are French "traiter" and Italian "trattare," both descendants of Latin "tractare," a frequentative form meaning to handle or manage repeatedly. From that core sense of handling something, Romanian developed the three main meanings still in use: treating an illness, negotiating an agreement, and treating a topic or a person in a certain way.

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