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NIESATT is a neologism consistent of two German words, nie (never) and satt (full, enough, satisfied).

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NIESATT is a neologism consistent of two German words, nie (never) and satt (full, enough, satisfied).

Jurgen Trautwein 2008

Ögonen blev fuktiga på morgonen vid andra kaffekoppen och när blodsockerkraschen inträffade på eftermiddagen satt han och grät tyst i sitt bås och klinkade slumpmässigt på tangentbordet för att dölja sitt motbjudande hulkande.

Boing Boing 2007

So wunderschöne Layouts, kann mich gar nicht darain satt sehen!

Abandoned photos 2008

Az her satt dere wif her eises cloased, wyshyng awai, hers Kittey Fairee Gaudmuvver showed up; KFG sez tuu Kitteh: “Becuz yuu haz bin a guud adn pashunt kitteh, Ai wil boppez yuu wif mai wande adn yuu can haz airliftes”;

HALP! - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger? 2008

This man lay upon a nyght in his bed, and he sawhe in a visioun, that there cam before him a knyght armed alle in white, and he satt upon a white hors, and seyd to him, Can, slepest thou?

The Voyages and Travels of Sir John Mandeville 2004

Nej, jag saknar de mörka nätterna då jag satt och msn: ade med henne hela natten lång.

maccadole Diary Entry maccadole 2004

And before the place where oure Lord was born, is the tombe of Seynt Jerome, that was a preest and a cardynalle, that translatede the Bible and the psaultere from Ebrew in to Latyn: and witheoute the mynstre; is the chayere that he satt in, whan he translated it.

The Voyages and Travels of Sir John Mandeville 2004

And in that same place was Abrahames hous: and there he satt and he saughe 3 persones, and worschipte but on; as Holy Writt seyethe, Tres vidit et unum adoravit: that is to seyne, He soughe 3, and worschiped on: and of tho same resceyved Abraham the aungeles in to his hous.

The Voyages and Travels of Sir John Mandeville 2004

Ebrew in to Latyn: and witheoute the mynstre; is the chayere that he satt in, whan he translated it.

The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003