consumat

Consumat is a Romanian adjective meaning “consumed” or “spent,” derived from the verb a consuma (to consume). It is used to describe objects, resources, or time that have already been used, eaten, or expended. The term appears in everyday language as well as in technical or administrative contexts, in phrases such as produse consumate (consumed products), resurse consumate (spent resources), or cheltuieli consumate (exhausted expenses). In culinary or dietary language, it may indicate items that have already been eaten.

Origin and usage

The word is formed from the verb consuma and the common Romanian past participle suffix -at, yielding consumat in the masculine singular. It agrees with the noun it modifies in gender and number. The related feminine singular form is consumată, while the masculine and feminine plural forms are consumați and consumate, respectively.

Grammatical forms

- Masculine singular: consumat

- Feminine singular: consumată

- Masculine plural: consumați

- Feminine plural: consumate

Examples

- Carnea a fost consumată. (The meat has been consumed.)

- Produse consumate sunt destul de comune în rapoarte de piață. (Consumed products are quite common in market reports.)

- Resurse consumate reprezintă bani sau materiale utilizate în scopuri anterioare. (Spent resources represent money or materials used previously.)

See also

- Consum (consumption)

- Consumator (consumer)

- Consumabil (consumable)

Note

Consumat este în general utilizat ca adjectiv; formarea sa și acordul său sunt standard în funcție de genul și numărul substantivului pe care îl însoțește.