tyydytty

Tyydytty is a Finnish word that describes a state of being satisfied or content, particularly after having fulfilled a need or desire. It can be translated to English as "satisfied," "content," or "fulfilled." The word is often used in contexts related to food, drink, or a general sense of well-being.

For example, one might say "Olen tyydytty" to express that they are full and satisfied after a meal. Similarly, it can be used to describe a feeling of contentment with a situation or achievement. The root of the word, "tyydyttää," means to satisfy or to satiate. Therefore, "tyydytty" represents the state of having been satisfied.

The nuance of tyydytty lies in its implication of a prior state of wanting or needing something. It is not merely a neutral state of being but a positive response to the fulfillment of a desire, whether it be physical, emotional, or psychological. While it can be a fleeting feeling, it signifies a moment of peace and contentment.