fertig

See also: Fertig and -fertig

German

From Middle High German fertec, from Old High German fartīg, from the noun fart (“journey”). Cognate with Dutch vaardig, Low German fardig, Old English fierd (“expedition, campaign”). More at ferd.

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fertig (comparative fertiger, superlative am fertigsten)

(of something made) ready for use; done; fully prepared
Der Kaffee ist fertig.
The coffee’s ready.
(of a task to be completed) done; finished; complete
Die Arbeit ist fertig.
The work is done.
(informal, of something limited by time) finished; over
Ist das Spiel schon fertig?
Is the game over already?
(of a living being, with zu or für) ready to start; fully prepared
Ich bin fertig zum Laufen.
I’m ready for running.
(of a living being, with mit) done; having finished
Ich bin fertig mit dem Laufen.
I’m done (with) running.
(informal, of a living being) exhausted; beat; bushed
Ich bin total fertig.
I’m totally beat.