Zaspokojeni

Zaspokojeni is a Polish adjective formed as the past passive participle of the verb zaspokoić, meaning to satisfy or fulfill a need, desire, demand, or expectation. As an adjective, zaspokojeni describes someone or something whose needs or desires have been satisfied, or whose expectations have been fulfilled.

In Polish, participles decline for gender and number. Common forms include: masculine singular zaspokojony; feminine singular zaspokojona; neuter singular zaspokojone; masculine personal plural zaspokojeni; non-masculine plural zaspokojone. The form chosen agrees with the noun it modifies.

Usage and nuance: zaspokojeni is typically used to describe people whose needs have been met (for example, zaspokojeni klienci — satisfied clients) or situations in which requirements are fulfilled (zaspokojone potrzeby — satisfied needs). It is broadly synonymous with usatysfakcjonowany or spełniony, though zaspokojony emphasizes fulfillment of needs or desires, while spełniony can focus more on fulfilled expectations or duties.

Examples: Zaspokojeni klienci opuścili biuro. Zaspokojona ciekawość została zaspokojona po rozmowie. The term is common in everyday language, business contexts, and reporting on satisfaction or fulfillment.

Etymology and related forms: zaspokojeni derives from the verb zaspokoić. Related forms include zaspokoić (to satisfy), zaspokajanie (the act of satisfying), and zaspokojony (masculine singular participle form).