sitt
sated; not hungry anymore (a rare neologism).
English translations
- 01
sit
- 02
seat
Word details
- German meaning
- (veraltet) seit.
- English meaning
- since
- Synonym
- angemessen, passend
- German example
- Sitt dem Tage...
- English example
- Since that day...
- Comparative
- sitterSuperlative: am sittesten
- Opposite of
- not thirsty anymoredurstig
Related words
- sittlich
Moral, ethical
- sittenwidrig
Immoral, indecent
- Sittlichkeit
Morality
- Sittenpolizei
morality police
- Sitte
Custom
- Sittenbild
Portrait of manners
- sittsam
Modest
- Sittengemälde
A portrayal of manners is a detailed and often critical depiction of the customs and habits of a particular time or society in literature or art.
- Sittenstrolch
Moral hypocrite
- Sittich
Budgerigar
- Wellensittich
Budgerigar
- babysitten
Babysit
- Unsitte
Bad habit
- Babysitterin
Babysitter (female)
- gesittet
Well-behaved, civil
- Babysitter
Babysitter
- Babysitting
Babysitting
- Gesittung
Civilization refers to the entire system of customs, practices, and norms that govern behavior in a society and are considered a sign of civilization.
- unsittlich
Immoral means violating accepted moral standards; indecent.
- sitzend
Sitting describes the position in which someone is when resting on a chair or the ground.
- lesend
Reading
- unzivilisiert
Uncivilized
- zivilisiert
Civilized
- Puritanismus
Puritanism
- Anstand
Decency refers to polite and respectful behavior towards others.
- Gimpel
Bullfinch
- Wartesaal
Waiting room
- Knitter
Crease
- Gartenrotschwanz
Redstart
- Schwarzkehlchen
Whinchat
- Kleinlibelle
Damselfly
- Rotschwänzchen
Redstart
- Unducht
Unducht is an obsolete word for fornication or immoral behavior.
- Rückenschmerz
Back pain
- Zimmerecke
A Zimmerecke (room corner) is the area where two walls of a room meet and form an angle.
- grapschen
To grope
- überkreuzen
To cross
- vergreifen
to assault, to abuse
- welsch
Romance, foreign None
- betatschen
To grope, to fondle
- unmoralisch
Immoral
- moralisch
Moral
- Felsentaube
Rock dove
- Krabbenspinne
Crab spider
- Kröte
Toad
- Kröte
Toad
- Schooß
The lap refers to the area of the body that is formed when sitting and the thighs form a kind of shelf; often seen as a place of security and closeness.
- Ufer
Shore
- etisch
Ethical
Example sentences with “sitt”
Ich bin satt, nein ich bin sitt. (I am full, no, I am sated.)
Frequently asked questions
Is 'sitt' a real German word?
It was invented as an antonym to 'durstig' (thirsty), but it is rarely used in real life.