Romanian edit

Etymology edit

Possibly from Slavic *bezъmъ, compare Ukrainian безматок (bezmatok, hive without a queen). Another proposed etymology is from Vulgar Latin amphisbēticus, from Ancient Greek ἀμφισβητικός (amphisbētikós, fond of disputing, contentious) (compare Italian bisbetico). Compare also the variant dezmetic, possibly influenced by or related to the verb dezmetici.[1]

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Noun edit

bezmetic m (plural bezmetici)

  1. madman

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Adjective edit

bezmetic m or n (feminine singular bezmetică, masculine plural bezmetici, feminine and neuter plural bezmetice)

  1. crazy, senseless
  2. bewildered or incapable of acting rationally

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