Satio Definition
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Latin
Etymology 1
From satis (“ample, sufficient”)
Verb
present active satiō, present infinitive satiāre, perfect active satiāvī, supine satiātum.
- I satisfy
Inflection
First Conjugation
| indicative |
singular |
plural |
| first |
second |
third |
first |
second |
third |
| active |
present |
satiō |
satiās |
satiat |
satiāmus |
satiātis |
satiant |
| future |
satiābō |
satiābis |
satiābit |
satiābimus |
satiābitis |
satiābunt |
| imperfect |
satiābam |
satiābās |
satiābat |
satiābāmus |
satiābātis |
satiābant |
| perfect |
satiāvī |
satiāvistī |
satiāvit |
satiāvimus |
satiāvistis |
satiāvērunt |
| future perfect |
satiāverō |
satiāveris |
satiāverit |
satiāverimus |
satiāveritis |
satiāverint |
| pluperfect |
satiāveram |
satiāverās |
satiāverat |
satiāverāmus |
satiāverātis |
satiāverant |
| passive |
present |
satior |
satiāris |
satiātur |
satiāmur |
satiāminī |
satiantur |
| future |
satiābor |
satiāberis |
satiābitur |
satiābimur |
satiābiminī |
satiābuntur |
| imperfect |
satiābar |
satiābāris |
satiābātur |
satiābāmur |
satiābāminī |
satiābantur |
| perfect |
Use satiātus m., satiāta f., satiātum n. followed by the present indicative of sum. |
| future perfect |
Use satiātus m., satiāta f., satiātum n. followed by the future indicative of sum. |
| pluperfect |
Use satiātus m., satiāta f., satiātum n. followed by the imperfect indicative of sum. |
| subjunctive |
singular |
plural |
| first |
second |
third |
first |
second |
third |
| active |
present |
satiem |
satiēs |
satiet |
satiēmus |
satiētis |
satient |
| imperfect |
satiārem |
satiārēs |
satiāret |
satiārēmus |
satiārētis |
satiārent |
| perfect |
satiāverim |
satiāverīs |
satiāverit |
satiāverīmus |
satiāverītis |
satiāverint |
| pluperfect |
satiāvissem |
satiāvissēs |
satiāvisset |
satiāvissēmus |
satiāvissētis |
satiāvissent |
| passive |
present |
satier |
satiēris |
satiētur |
satiēmur |
satiēminī |
satientur |
| imperfect |
satiārer |
satiārēris |
satiārētur |
satiārēmur |
satiārēminī |
satiārentur |
| perfect |
Use satiātus m., satiāta f., satiātum n. followed by the present subjunctive of sum. |
| pluperfect |
Use satiātus m., satiāta f., satiātum n. followed by the imperfect subjunctive of sum. |
| imperatives |
active |
passive |
| present (you) |
future (you) |
future (he/she) |
present (you) |
future (you) |
future (he/she) |
|
singular |
satiā |
satiātō |
satiātō |
satiāre |
satiātor |
satiātor |
| plural |
satiāte |
satiātōte |
satiantō |
satiāminī |
— |
satiantor |
|
present |
perfect |
future |
present |
perfect |
future |
| infinitives |
satiāre |
satiāvisse |
satiātūrus esse |
satiārī |
satiātus esse |
satiātum īrī |
| participles |
satiāns (satiantis) |
— |
satiātūrus-ra, -rum |
— |
satiātus-a, -um |
satiandus-nda, -ndum |
Related terms
Descendants
Etymology 2
From Proto-Indo-European
Noun
satiō (genitive satiōnis); f, third declension
- a sowing, planting
Inflection
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