Sat as a noun: - 1
sate as a verb: - 1
Sat
noun
1 Sat
The seventh and last day of the week; observed as the Sabbath by Jews and some Christians.
synonyms: Sabbatum, Saturday.
Dutch: zaterdag
Polish: sobota
sate
verb
1 sate
Fill to satisfaction:
— I am sated.
synonyms: fill, replete, satiate.
Roget 869:
sate,
satiate,
satisfy,
saturate;
cloy,
quench,
slake,
pall,
glut. ,
gorge,
surfeit;
bore
etc.
(weary)
841;
tire
etc.
(fatigue)
688;
spoil.
have enough of,
have quite enough of,
have one's fill,
have too much of;
be satiated
etc.
adj..
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Dutch: verzadigen
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sated
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