How to Say "to satiate" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “to satiate” is “hartar” — B2 level.
English → SpanishB2
verbB2
filling to the point of capacity
Examples
La abuela nos hartó de pasteles.
Grandma stuffed us with cakes.
Es difícil hartar a un adolescente con tanta hambre.
It is difficult to satisfy a teenager with such a big appetite.
Bebe agua hasta hartar.
Drink water until you are full.
Positive vs Negative Hartar
Context is key. When used with food, it can mean a satisfying 'fullness'. When used with actions or people, it's almost always negative.
Over-stuffing with food
Mistake: “Yo harto comida.”
Correction: Say 'Me harto de comida' (I stuff myself) or 'La comida me harta' (The food fills/annoys me).
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