satisfacemos

Satisfacemos is the present indicative form of the Spanish verb satisfacer, in the first-person plural: nosotros satisfacemos. The verb means to satisfy, to fulfill a need, requirement, desire, or expectation, or to meet something that is demanded or expected.

Etymology and meaning: satisfacer derives from Latin satis facere, meaning “to do enough.” The form satisfacemos reflects regular -er verb conjugation in the present tense for the nosotros form, while the verb itself belongs to a family that includes satisfacer, satisfago in the yo form, and its related participle satisfecho.

Usage and examples: Satisfacemos is used to express that a group (often the speaker and others) fulfills or meets a condition or request. Examples include: “Satisfacemos las demandas del cliente” (We meet the client’s demands), “Satisfacemos los requisitos para el programa” (We satisfy the program’s requirements), and “Satisfacemos las expectativas de la empresa.” It is transitive, taking a direct object that denotes what is being satisfied.

Related forms: Other present indicative forms of the same verb are satisfaco? No; correct forms are: yo satisfago, tú satisfaces, él satisface, nosotros satisfacemos, vosotros satisfacéis, ellos satisfacen. The past participle is satisfecho, used in perfect tenses (hemos satisfecho) and as an adjective meaning “satisfied.” The verb is commonly used in business, service, and contractual contexts, and its antonym is insatisfecho.

See also: satisfacer in general, satisfaciendo (present participle), satisfecho (past participle), and related verbs like satisfacer prescriptions of needs or expectations.