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uitaț
forget (formal/plural command or "you forget") /uj.taˈt͡sʲ/
verb#901 most common
Also: you (pl./formal) forget, look! (colloquial, short for "uitați-vă")
Example sentences
Nu uitați cheile!
Don't forget the keys!
Vă rog, nu uitați să sunați.
Please, don't forget to call.
Uitați tot ce v-am spus ieri.
Forget everything I told you yesterday.
Dacă uitați parola, trebuie să o resetați.
If you forget the password, you have to reset it.
Nu uitați niciodată de unde ați plecat, chiar dacă ați ajuns departe.
Never forget where you came from, even if you have gone far.
Cu cât uitați mai repede detaliile neplăcute, cu atât vă va fi mai ușor să mergeți mai departe.
The faster you forget the unpleasant details, the easier it will be for you to move on.
Conjugation
| Present Active | Simple Past Active | Simple Future Active | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1sg | uit | uitai | voi uita |
| 2sg | uiți | uitași | vei uita |
| 3sg | uită | uită | va uita |
| 1pl | uităm | uitarăm | vom uita |
| 2pl | uitați | uitarăți | veți uita |
| 3pl | uită | uitară | vor uita |
Word family
Etymology
"Uitați" is the second person plural of the verb "a uita", meaning to forget. The verb traces back to Vulgar Latin "oblitare", a frequentative form built on the perfect stem of Latin "oblivisci", to forget. Romanian kept this Latin verb while most other Romance languages replaced it with different roots, which is why the word looks closer to French than to Italian or Spanish.
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