Parta (en. Parta)
/ˈpaɾ.ta/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
It is used to indicate that something separates, divides, or goes away.
She might depart tomorrow for her destination.
Es posible que ella parta mañana hacia su destino.
It expresses the desire or need for something to happen.
I hope humanitarian aid departs soon.
Espero que parta pronto la ayuda humanitaria.
It informs that someone or something is leaving a place.
If we don't arrive on time, it may depart without us.
Si no llegamos a tiempo, puede que parta sin nosotros.
Etymology
From the Latin 'partire', which means to divide or share.
Common Phrases and Expressions
let it depart
To initiate a journey or action.
que parta
depart without me
Expression that indicates someone is leaving without the company of another person.
parta sin mí
let it leave
Allowing someone or something to move away.
dejar que parta
Related Words
partido
Term that can refer to a political group or a division.
partido
particular
Something that is specific or special.
particular
partición
Action of dividing something into parts.
partición
Slang Meanings
Expression used in some informal contexts to indicate that someone is leaving a party or gathering.
He always says it's time for him to depart.
Él siempre dice que ya es hora de que parta.
Used to refer to a quick or unexpected departure.
They warned us that it was going to depart any moment now.
Nos avisaron que iba a parta de un momento a otro.