No. 830 in Romanian
capăt
"Capăt" means "end" or "tip" in English.
In a sentence
La capătul străzii se află o cafenea.
At the end of the street there is a café.
Used to indicate the end or extremity of a physical location.
Am ajuns la capătul răbdării.
I have reached the end of my patience.
Used metaphorically to describe reaching a limit of endurance or capacity.
Trenul a plecat din capătul liniei.
The train departed from the end of the line.
Refers to the starting or terminal point of a route or sequence.
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