scoate

Scoate is a Romanian verb meaning "to take out," "to remove," or "to extract." It is a transitive verb used with direct objects and appears in everyday and formal language. The infinitive is a scoate.

In the present tense, the forms are: eu scot, tu scoți, el/ea scoate, noi scoatem, voi scoateți, ei/ele scot. The perfect compus is formed with the auxiliary avea: eu am scos, tu ai scos, el a scos, noi am scos, voi ați scos, ei au scos. The past participle is scos for masculine subjects and scoasă for feminine subjects.

Common usage includes removing something from a container or location, for example: "El scoate obiectul din cutie." It is also used in the sense of revealing or extracting information, as in "Investigația a scos la iveală mai multe detalii." The phrase "a scoate bani din buzunar" is a common idiom meaning to take out money from one's pocket or to pay.

See also: Romanian language, list of Romanian verbs, a scoate.

Notes: Scoate is part of core Romanian verb stock and often appears in both literal and figurative contexts. Its forms reflect standard patterns for transitive verbs in the present tense and perfect compus, with a past participle agreement dependent on the subject’s gender.