hartar

to bore, tire, to make fed up

3,001–5,000 #4,468

Meanings

verb

  1. informal, transitive to bore, tire, to make fed up
  2. dated to satisfy
  3. El Salvador, pronominal, transitive, vulgar to eat
  4. El Salvador, pronominal, transitive, vulgar to badmouth (someone)

Conjugation

Gerund hartando · past participle hartado

Indicative

presentimperfectpreteritefutureconditional
yohartohartabahartéhartaréhartaría
túhartashartabashartastehartaráshartarías
voshartáshartabashartastehartaráshartarías
él, ella, ustedhartahartabahartóhartaráhartaría
nosotroshartamoshartábamoshartamoshartaremoshartaríamos
vosotroshartáishartabaishartasteishartaréishartaríais
ellos, ellas, ustedeshartanhartabanhartaronhartaránhartarían

Subjunctive

presentimperfect (-ra)imperfect (-se)future
yohartehartarahartasehartare
túharteshartarashartaseshartares
voshartéshartarashartaseshartares
él, ella, ustedhartehartarahartasehartare
nosotroshartemoshartáramoshartásemoshartáremos
vosotroshartéishartaraishartaseishartareis
ellos, ellas, ustedeshartenhartaranhartasenhartaren

Imperative

affirmativenegative
túhartano hartes
voshartá
ustedharteno harte
nosotroshartemosno hartemos
vosotroshartadno hartéis
ustedeshartenno harten

In sentences

Me harté de ti. I got sick of you. #9509972

Me estás hartando. You're getting on my nerves. #7795188

Me estoy hartando. I'm getting tired of it. #10258066

Tomó helado hasta hartarse. He gorged himself on ice cream. #2266266

Lo vamos a hartar a preguntas. We will pester him with heaps of questions. #5036511

Ya me he hartado de Tom y Mary. I've had enough of Tom and Mary. #4553849

Creo que ya te has hartado de Tom. It sounds to me like you've had enough of Tom. #4553831

Me vuelvo a casa, ya me he hartado de Tom. I'm going home. I've had enough of Tom. #4553824