No. 6,018 in Spanish
artas
"Artas" is not a standard Spanish word; it may be a misspelling or regional variation.
In a sentence
Las tareas en la universidad me tienen artas.
The tasks at university have me fed up.
The word 'artas' is used here as a conjugation of the verb 'artar', meaning to irritate or tire someone, in the first person singular form with 'me'.
Artas personas asistieron al evento cultural.
Many people attended the cultural event.
The word 'artas' here is derived from the adjective 'hartas', meaning 'many' or 'numerous', and often used informally to express abundance.
Espero que no te artas de esperar.
I hope you don’t get fed up of waiting.
'Artas' in this sentence comes from the subjunctive form of the verb 'artar', used to express a possibility or concern about annoyance or boredom.
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