ADJECTIVE
satt/zat/full (from food); fed up; saturated (color)
satt is a German adjective that means full (from food), fed up, or saturated (color). It is pronounced /zat/. Its comparative and superlative forms are "satter" and "sattesten".
Definitions
1.having eaten enough; not hungry anymore(after eating)
a.feeling full after a meal
Nach dem Mittagessen war ich richtig satt.—After lunch I was really full.
2.fed up; tired of something (umgangssprachlich)(emotion)
a.having had enough of something; annoyed
Ich bin dieses Wetters langsam satt.—I'm getting fed up with this weather.
3.intense; saturated (of color)(color, technical)
a.of a strong, rich color
Die Wand ist in einem satten Rot gestrichen.—The wall is painted in a rich red.
Adjective Forms
| Positive | satt |
|---|---|
| Comparative | satter |
| Superlative | sattesten |
Frequently asked questions
- What does "satt" mean in English?
- "satt" means full (from food), fed up, or saturated (color). It is a German adjective.
- How do you pronounce "satt"?
- "satt" is pronounced /zat/ in the International Phonetic Alphabet.
- What are the comparative and superlative of "satt"?
- The comparative of "satt" is "satter" and the superlative is "sattesten".
- What part of speech is "satt"?
- "satt" is a adjective in German.
