harto

Meaning

Adj

1. tired, fed up
2. stuffed, sated (having the appetite satisfied)
3. many

Adv

extremely, aplenty, a lot

Verb

first-person singular present indicative of hartar

hartar

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)

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Concepts

satiated

fed up

much

satisfied

😆

disgusted

jaded

many

enough

tired of

annoyed

tired

😫

full

sick

🤢

very

weak

weary

😩

well

knackered

OK

🆗

sick and tired

a large number of

good

👍

scundered

all right

a lot

a lot of

blase

browned off

fine

frustrated

glutted

numerous

quite

sick of

stuffed

Synonyms

bastante

mucho

saciado

abundante

cansado

😫

muchos

hastiado

lleno

demasiado

satisfecho

😆

chorreado

😠

cuantioso

de sobra

fatigado

gran cantidad

mucha

reventado

disgustada

asqueada

frito

pùo

quemado

agilado

asquiado

cereguete

harta

bien

enfadado

😠

muchas

numeroso

sobrado

varios

agotado

😫

asqueado

cabreado

😫

Translations

fart

satt

sazio

farto

abbondante

viel

fart

soddisfatto

😆

essere stufo

gesättigt

viele

stufo

🤢

genug

molti

erschöpft

Hyphenated as

har‧to

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈaɾto/

Etymology

Cognate with Galician: farto

Cognate with Portuguese: farto

Cognate with Catalan: fart

In summary

From Latin fartus (“stuffed”), from Latin farciō whence English farce. For sense evolution compare English fed up. Cognate with Galician farto, Portuguese farto, and Catalan fart.