Eliberat

Eliberat is a Romanian adjective and the past participle of the verb a elibera, meaning to release or to free. It describes someone or something that has been freed from confinement, captivity, or constraint. The form is commonly used to indicate a completed act of liberation, whether in legal, military, or everyday contexts. For example, in a sentence like “Prizonierul a fost eliberat în această noapte” the subject has undergone release.

Etymology and related forms: eliberat derives from Latin liberatus, past participle of liberare (to liberate), itself from liber meaning free. Related terms include eliberare (liberation or release) and a elibera (to release or free). The noun eliberare is used for the act or process of liberating.

Grammar and usage notes: eliberat changes forms to agree with gender and number. Masculine singular is eliberat, feminine singular eliberată, masculine plural eliberati, feminine plural eliberate. In compound tenses it is used with a form of the auxiliary a fi, as in “a fost eliberat” or “a fost eliberată.” It is distinct from deliberat, which in Romanian means deliberate or intentional.

See also: liberare; a elibera; liberare is the noun for liberation or release, often used in legal, historical, and social contexts.

Overall, eliberat functions as a standard descriptive term in Romanian for the state of having been freed, and it appears across formal and informal registers.