Harto (en. Fed up)

/ˈarto/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Tired or bored of a situation or thing.

I am fed up with waiting in this line.

Estoy harto de esperar en esta cola.

Exaggerated, in large quantities.

There was a lot of food at the party.

Había un harto de comida en la fiesta.

From Latin 'hadtus', meaning 'tired' or 'overwhelmed'.

to be fed up

To be tired or bored of something.

estar harto

fed up with

Indicates that someone has had enough of something.

harto de

not to be fed up

Not having reached the limit of tolerance.

no estar harto

fed-upness

The process or state of being fed up.

hartamiento

satiety

Feeling of tiredness or annoyance.

hartura

weary

Someone who has become weary of something.

hastiado

To be fed up to the ears

I'm fed up to the ears with his complaints.

Estoy hasta la coronilla de sus quejas.

Can't take it anymore

I can't take this situation anymore.

No aguanto más esta situación.

Tired to death

I'm tired to death of this job.

Estoy cansado hasta la muerte de este trabajo.