prosti Verb, prosti ▼ ▶

1. (transitive) to fool, to trick
   Synonyms: păcăli
2. (reflexive) to act goofy, fool around
3. (reflexive, or, transitive, often, participle) to stupefy, make unable to think
   Synonyms: tâmpi
   • , Alexandru Macedonski, Cârjaliul, chapter 3:
     Smărăndița nu mai știa de bucurie, iar Dobre sta prostit în mijlocul casei neștiind cum să explice o asemenea întîmplare.: Smărăndița was beside herself with joy, and Dobre was sitting stupefied in the middle of the house, not knowing how to explain such an event.
4. (reflexive) to become stupid
5. (reflexive, rare, of things) to lose quality, deteriorate, no longer correspond
6. (reflexive, rare) to become weak
7. (rare, obsolete) to pretend to be something else
8. (reflexive, or, transitive, vanishingly, _) to make or become ugly

Appox. usage (any sense): 94.1 per million words

prost Adjective, prost

1. simple, simple-minded
2. stupid
3. poor (of low quality)

Appox. usage (any sense): 293 per million words

prost Noun, m, prost

1. fool, idiot

Appox. usage (any sense): 192 per million words

prostit Adjective, prostit

1. fooled

Appox. usage (any sense): 3.42 per million words

prostil Noun, prostil

1. prostyle

Appox. usage (any sense): less than 0.1 per million words

prosti Verb, prosti

1. (intransitive, regional) synonym of cerși (beg for alms)
2. (, transitive, obsolete) to allow for a dispensation
3. (transitive, obsolete, rare) to spare someone of a punishment
4. (reciprocal, obsolete, rare) to make up (make peace)
5. (reflexive, obsolete, rare) to step down from office, or specifically abdicate [+ de (object), office (object)]
6. (reflexive, obsolete, rare) to retreat to a place

Appox. usage (any sense): 94.1 per million words

proșca Verb, proșca

1. definition not found for this word

Appox. usage (any sense): 0.811 per million words