No. 793 in Catalan

patit

"Patit" in Catalan means "suffered" or "endured" in English.

In a sentence

He patit un problema amb el vehicle.
I have suffered an issue with the vehicle.
Here, 'patit' is the past participle of 'patir' (to suffer), indicating a personal experience of inconvenience or trouble.
El nen ha patit un fort cop jugant.
The boy has suffered a hard hit while playing.
'Patit' refers to experiencing something (e.g., an impact), emphasizing the state of undergoing the event.
Havíem patit molt pel mal temps.
We had struggled a lot due to the bad weather.
In this context, 'patit' indicates enduring hardship or adversity.

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