Catalan

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Etymology

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Borrowed from French obséder, from Latin obsideō (I sit, I remain).

Verb

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obsedir (first-person singular present obsedeixo, first-person singular preterite obsedí, past participle obsedit)

  1. (transitive) to obsess
    Synonym: obsessionar
    • 2016 February 20, Ignasi Aragay, “"Los catalanes hacen cosas"”, in Ara[1]:
      Fa temps que m'obsedeix la frase reveladora de Rajoy: "Los catalanes hacen cosas". Com si fóssim uns espanyols peculiars, excèntrics. No ja perquè parlem un altre idioma, sinó perquè som actius.
      For a while I've been obsessed with the revealing phrase from Rajoy, "The Catalans do things." As if we were some peculiar Spaniards, eccentrics. Not because we speak another language but rather because we are active.

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