satisfecho

Satisfied, pleased, or content because one's expectations, wishes, or needs have been met.

Etymology

From Spanish satisfacer, ultimately from Latin satisfacere, 'to satisfy,' with the past-participle form influenced by Latin satisfactus.

Collocations

Sated or full after eating; no longer hungry.

Etymology

From Spanish satisfacer, ultimately from Latin satisfacere, 'to satisfy,' with the past-participle form influenced by Latin satisfactus.

Collocations

Settled, discharged, or fulfilled, especially of a debt, payment, or obligation.

Etymology

From Spanish satisfacer, ultimately from Latin satisfacere, 'to satisfy,' with the past-participle form influenced by Latin satisfactus.

Collocations

Past participle of satisfacer: satisfied, fulfilled, or met.

Etymology

Irregular past participle of Spanish satisfacer, from Latin satisfacere.

Collocations