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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesassassiner
Native Script:rassasier
Pronunciation / Transliteration: ah-sah-see-nay
"Il a mangé pour rassasier sa faim."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
To satisfy a desire or an appetite to the full.
"He ate a heavy meal to sate his fierce hunger." - 2
To supply with anything as much as, or more than, is desired or can be managed.
"The thrilling action sequences sate the audience's thirst for adventure."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Originating from the Old English verb 'satian', meaning to satisfy or satiate, sharing roots with the Germanic *sothaz and Latin 'satis' (enough). Over centuries, it evolved from general satisfaction to specifically denote the complete fulfillment of an appetite or desire, often to excess.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Sate" is said worldwide
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assassiner
Transliteration: ah-sah-see-nay
Script: rassasier
"Il a mangé pour rassasier sa faim."
sättigen
Transliteration: zet-ih-gen
"Er aß, um seinen Hunger zu sättigen."
saziare
Transliteration: sah-tsyah-reh
"Ha mangiato per saziare la sua fame."
saciar
Transliteration: sah-syahr
"Comió para saciar su apetito."
saciar
Transliteration: sah-see-ahr
"Ele comeu para saciar a sua fome."
तृप्त करना
Transliteration: tript karna
"उसने अपनी भूख शांत करने के लिए खाया।"
使饱足
Transliteration: shǐ bǎo zú
"他吃了东西以满足食欲。"
만족시키다
Transliteration: manjok-sikida
"그는 허기를 채우기 위해 먹었다."
満たす
Transliteration: mitasu
"彼は空腹を満たすために食べた。"
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