hastiar
verb
Senses
- 1.
to sicken; to disgust
to cause physical or emotional revulsion
- 2.
to annoy; to tire
to weary or irritate someone
- 3.
to gorge; to satiate excessively
to fill to excess, especially with food
Examples
"Me hastía la falta de respeto."
Disrespect sickens me; disrespect annoys me.
"Se hastió de esperar tanto tiempo."
He got fed up with waiting so long.
"La comida grasosa me hastía el estómago."
Greasy food upsets my stomach.
Usage
*Hastiar* is a fairly formal or literary verb expressing disgust, annoyance, or satiation. It conjugates with a tilde: *hastío, hastías, hastía...* Common reflexive form: *hastiarse de* (to become fed up with, to tire of). Often heard in more educated or written Spanish.
Conjugation
Full tablePresente
indicativeyohastio
túhastias
él/ella/Ud.hastia
nosotroshastiamos
vosotroshastiáis
ellos/ellas/Uds.hastian
Pretérito Imperfecto
indicativeyohastiaba
túhastiabas
él/ella/Ud.hastiaba
nosotroshastiábamos
vosotroshastiabais
ellos/ellas/Uds.hastiaban
Pretérito Indefinido
indicativeyohastié
túhastiaste
él/ella/Ud.hastió
nosotroshastiamos
vosotroshastiasteis
ellos/ellas/Uds.hastiaron
Futuro Simple
indicativeyohastiaré
túhastiarás
él/ella/Ud.hastiará
nosotroshastiaremos
vosotroshastiaréis
ellos/ellas/Uds.hastiarán