uita

uita

1. present passive indicative connegative of uittaa
2. third-person singular present active imperative connegative of uittaa
3. plural present active imperative connegative of uittaa

• itua

uita

1. Rōmaji transcription of ういた

From Vulgar Latin *oblitō, *oblitāre, frequentative of Latin oblīvīscor through its past participle oblītus. The second sense of "to look at", used reflexively, may have arisen through its use in an expression "a se uita pe sine", to forget oneself, by extension to remain still, and finally to look (compare semantic evolution of Spanish fijarse as a possible parallel). Alternative theories for the second sense include separate etymologies such as a Latin tuitō or a hypothetical root *obitō, derived from an expression obeō oculīs, but both are uncertain and not probable.[1]

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a uita (third-person singular present uită, past participle uitat) 1st conj.

1. (transitive, intransitive) to forget
2. (reflexive, with la and accusative) to look (at)

   Mă uit la televizor.

   I'm watching TV.

• (to look): privi

• uitare