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sătullus

replete

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What it meant

1. satullus — de Vaan

satullus 'replete' (Varro+), satullare 'to satiate' (Varro+). Pit. *sati- Satiation, satisfaction', *satu-ro- 'well-fed\ PIE *sh2-ti- 'satisfaction, satiation', *s(e)h2-tu- 'satiation'. IE cognates: Olr. saith 'fullness* < *satis; Skt asinva- 'without chewing, without biting, devouring (greedily)' < *n-sh2-nu-o- 'unsalable' (?); Gr. άδην [adv.] 4to one's fill', δδος [mVn.] 'satiety' < *sad-, δΓμεναι (II.), aor. … — [de Vaan, s.v. satullus, p. 554]

2. sătullus — Lewis & Short

sătullus, a, um,

I adj. dim. [satur], filled with food, satisfied: agni satulli lacte, Varr. R. R. 2, 2, 15.

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