satisficisteis

Satisficisteis is the second-person plural form in the preterite (simple past) of the Spanish verb satisfacer. It means that you all satisfied or fulfilled something in the past. This form is used with the informal plural pronoun vosotros, which is common in Spain. In many Spanish-speaking regions that use ustedes instead of vosotros, the corresponding preterite form is satisficieron.

Conjugation in the preterite is as follows: yo satisficé, tú satisficiste, él/ella/Ud. satisficó, nosotros satisficimos, vosotros satisficisteis, ellos/ellas/Uds. satisficieron. The stem is satisfic- and the endings follow the irregular preterite pattern of satisfacer.

Usage notes include that satisficisteis can refer to satisfying a requirement, a demand, a desire, or a condition in the past. The verb satisfacer comes from Latin satisfacere, composed of satis (enough) and facere (to do).

Example sentences:

- Vosotros satisficisteis los requisitos del concurso, por lo que fuisteis aceptados.

- Ayer satisficieron las demandas de los clientes, y el proyecto avanzó.

Etymology and related forms:

Satisfacer derives from Latin satisfacere. The past participle is satisfecho. In everyday use, the word can appear in various tenses and moods, but satisficisteis specifically marks a completed action by ustedes/vosotros in the past in Spain.