ettség
Etsség is a Hungarian term referring to the state of fullness or satiation that follows eating. It describes the combination of sensory experience and physiological signals that temporarily reduce appetite and stop further food intake after a meal. In everyday language, ettség is contrasted with éhség, or hunger.
Etymology and usage: The word ettség derives from the verb ét- meaning “to eat” and the abstract
Physiology and regulation: Satiety arises from gastric distension as food enters the stomach and from signaling
Types, measurement, and applications: Ettség can be physical (the tangible sensation of fullness) or psychological (a