What does estar harto mean?

ExpressionColoquial

to have had enough

Harto comes from hartarse, eating your fill: you are full and no more will fit. It is the neutral member of a family that climbs through estar hasta el moño, estar hasta las narices and, in the vulgar register, estar hasta los cojones. Un poco harto is what you say when you are a good deal more than a little.

Estoy harto de que me cambien los horarios.
Patience gone, and the reason named.

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