Täyttäneitä

Täyttäneitä is a Finnish term that translates to "filled" or "satisfied" in English. It is often used in a context related to food and eating. When someone says they are täyttäneitä, it means they have eaten enough and feel full. This feeling of fullness can be both physical and mental, indicating a state of contentment after a meal.

The term can also be used in a broader sense to describe a feeling of fulfillment or completion beyond just food. For instance, someone might feel täyttäneitä after a successful day's work or after experiencing something deeply satisfying. However, its primary and most common usage is directly linked to the experience of eating and feeling satiated.

The opposite of täyttäneitä would be "nälkäinen," meaning hungry. The transition from nälkäinen to täyttäneitä marks the end of the eating process for many individuals. It is a common and important concept in everyday Finnish conversation, particularly around meal times. The exact degree of fullness implied by täyttäneitä can vary depending on the individual and the context, but it generally signifies a state of having had sufficient nourishment.