sated

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• /ˈseɪtɪd/
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From Middle English satet, satyt, saded. Equivalent to sate + -ed.

37 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Dalmatian: satoil — in a state of complete satisfaction
• Dutch: voldaan — in a state of complete satisfaction
• French: rassasié — in a state of complete satisfaction
• French: repu — in a state of complete satisfaction
• Georgian: კმაყოფილი (ḳmaq̇opili) — in a state of complete satisfaction
• Georgian: მაძღარი (maʒɣari) — in a state of complete satisfaction
• Gothic: 𐍃𐌰𐌸𐍃 (saþs) — in a state of complete satisfaction
• Italian: sazio — in a state of complete satisfaction
• Javanese: wareg — in a state of complete satisfaction
• Old Javanese: warĕg — in a state of complete satisfaction
• Latin: satur — in a state of complete satisfaction
• Latin: plēnus — in a state of complete satisfaction
• Malagasy: voky — in a state of complete satisfaction
• Malagasy: Sakalava & Tsimiety Malagasy: vôky — in a state of complete satisfaction
• Malay: kenyang — in a state of complete satisfaction
• Mongolian: цадсан (cadsan) — in a state of complete satisfaction
• Plautdietsch: saut — in a state of complete satisfaction
• Romanian: sătul — in a state of complete satisfaction
• Spanish: saciado — in a state of complete satisfaction
• Spanish: satisfecho — in a state of complete satisfaction
• Dutch: verzadigd — quelled of thirst or hunger
• Esperanto: sata — quelled of thirst or hunger
• Finnish: kylläinen — quelled of thirst or hunger
• French: rassasié — quelled of thirst or hunger
• French: repu — quelled of thirst or hunger
• German: satt — quelled of thirst or hunger
• Hungarian: jóllakott — quelled of thirst or hunger
• Italian: sazio — quelled of thirst or hunger
• Māori: mākona — quelled of thirst or hunger
• Middle English: sad — quelled of thirst or hunger
• Plautdietsch: saut — quelled of thirst or hunger
• Portuguese: farto — quelled of thirst or hunger
• Spanish: harto — quelled of thirst or hunger
• Spanish: saciado — quelled of thirst or hunger
• Swedish: mätt — quelled of thirst or hunger
• Turkish: tok — quelled of thirst or hunger
• Zazaki: mird — quelled of thirst or hunger