însoito

însoito is a Romanian word that translates to "accompanied" or "escorted" in English. It is the past participle, feminine singular form of the verb "a însoți," which means to accompany, escort, or go with someone. This grammatical form indicates that a female subject has been accompanied or escorted. For example, "Fata a fost însoito de prietenii ei" translates to "The girl was accompanied by her friends." The masculine singular form is "însoțit," and the plural forms are "însoțiți" (masculine) and "însoțite" (feminine). The word is used in various contexts, from social situations where someone is not alone to more formal settings involving security or guidance. It implies a presence alongside another person or group, suggesting companionship, support, or protection. The etymology of the word can be traced back to the Latin "insociatus," meaning "unassociated" or "alone," but in Romanian, "a însoți" developed the opposite meaning of association and companionship.