Hyphenation:
Forms
| Singular 1st | acats |
| Singular 3rd | acatsã |
| Past participle | acãtsatã |
Verbs conjugated like acats
acats,
Etymology
Inherited from Vulgar Latin *accaptiō, compare Romanian agăța, acăța. See: Romanian '
agăța'.
Verbs referencing "acats"
Romanian
agăța.
Sample Sentences
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Lu-acãtsãm tu pãdure. (We caught him in the forest.)
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Acãtsai un oaspe nou. (I made a new friend.)
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Acats s-lu alumtu cu chetrile. (I began to beat [the tree] with stones.)
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Lu-acãtsã somnul. (He got sleepy.)
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Aremã mi-acãtsã. (I caught a cold.)
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Mi-acatsã caplu. (My head begins to ache.)
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Mi-acatsã amarea. (I suffer from sea sickness.)
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Si-acãtsã di muntsã. (He arrived in the mountains.)
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nj-acatsã ghine (it pleases me, it suits me)
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nj-acatsã ma ghine (I prefer)
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Nã lai sãrmã tse s-lj-acatsã? (How could a crumb satisfy him?)
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Zboarile a tale acãtsarã. (Your words have caught on.)
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Scumpa luyurie ti-acatsã ma eftin. (An expensive thing costs you less.)
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Si-acãtsã di cioare. (He was paralysed in the legs.)
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acatsã njic (she's expecting a child)
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Va ti-acats poartã.
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Nailu nu acatsã. (The baby doesn't suckle.)