Harta (en. Fed up)

/ˈaɾta/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

State of weariness or boredom due to a situation or thing.

I'm fed up with waiting.

Estoy harta de esperar.

Refers to a person who has lost patience due to a repetitive situation.

She is fed up with his excuses.

Ella está harta de sus excusas.

Indicates that someone can no longer tolerate something.

He is fed up with injustice.

Él está harta de la injusticia.

From Latin 'farta', the participle of 'farci', which means 'to fill', deriving in the sense of being full to the point of weariness.

to be fed up

Feeling tired or irritated by a situation.

estar harta

not to be fed up

Not having reached the limit of tolerance towards something.

no estar harta

to be fed up with something

Reaching the point of being unable to tolerate something any longer.

hartarse de algo

saturation

State of being fed up or overwhelmed.

hartazgo

fatigue

Feeling of fatigue.

cansancio

weary

Has reached a state of weariness.

hastiado

To be tired of someone or something.

I'm fed up with his attitude.

Estoy harta de su actitud.

To tolerate less than one usually does.

She got fed up faster than she thought.

Ella se hartó más rápido de lo que pensaba.