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harto

"harto" means "tired, fed up" in Spanish. It is number 3239 on the frequency list, in B1 (adj).

Meaning

tired, fed up; stuffed, sated; many

IPA

/ˈaɾto/

Forms in this course

harta

Level

B1

Practice this word

Updated October 21, 2026

Example sentences

• ¡Estoy harto!
  I'm fed up with it!
  Tatoeba: Shishir / wma
• ¿Estás harto?
  Are you sick of it?
  Tatoeba: cueyayotl / stebnbr
• Ya estoy harto.
  I'm fed up.
  Tatoeba: arh / Shishir

Learned together

In the course, "harto" is in the same group as these words. You master them as a set.

• español Spanish
• celoso jealous
• prácticamente practically
• cercano near, nearby, close
• adonde to where, whither
• mortal deadly
• empleado employed
• ruso Russian
• igualmente equally

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