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    Prendido (en. Lit)

    /prenˈðido/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Refers to something that is on or has light.
    The lamp is lit.
    La lámpara está prendida.
    In a colloquial context, refers to someone who is under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
    I was so lit at the party that I couldn't even talk.
    Estaba tan prendido en la fiesta que no podía ni hablar.
    In the realm of emotions, it can refer to someone who is very enthusiastic or excited.
    I was lit with the idea of traveling.
    Estaba prendido con la idea de viajar.

    Etymology

    The term 'lit' comes from the verb 'to light', which means to ignite or to grasp.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    lit with love
    To be very much in love, as if you were on fire for that person.
    prendido de amor
    to be lit
    To be completely under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
    estar prendido
    more lit than ever
    To be very enthusiastic or excited about something.
    más prendido que nunca

    Related Words

    to light
    To ignite or make something start burning.
    prender
    to ignite
    To make something emit light or heat.
    encender
    to extinguish
    To stop the emission of light or heat from something that is lit.
    apagar

    Slang Meanings

    To be very drunk.
    Last night I went out partying and ended up really lit.
    Anoche me fui de fiesta y terminé bien prendido.
    To be emotionally excited.
    When he heard the news, he got lit with joy.
    Cuando escuchó la noticia, se puso prendido de alegría.