"Full" (sated from food) in Greek
In Greek, "Full" (the verb, as in sated from food), when the adjective follows the noun, is written using the Latin script as:
(I) Xortasa
(You) Xortases
(You, formal & plural) Xortasate
(He, She, It) Xortase
(We) Xortasame
(They) Xortasane
Using the Greek alphabet, it is written as:
(I) Χόρτασα
(You) Χόρτασες
(You, formal & plural) Χορτάσατε
(He, She, It) Χόρτασε
(We) Χορτάσαμε
(They) Χορτάσανε
In Greek, "Full" (the verb, as in sated from food), when the operative word preceeds the noun, is written using the Latin script as:
(I) Xortasmenos
(You) Xortasmeni
(You, formal & plural) Xortasmeno
(He, She, It) Xortasmenoi
(We) Xortasmenes
(They) Xortasmena
Using the Greek alphabet, it is written as:
(I) Χορτασμένος
(You) Χορτασμένη
(You, formal & plural) Χορτασμένο
(He, She, It) Χορτασμένοι
(We) Χορτασμένες
(They) Χορτασμένα
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Examples in sentences or statements
"I’m full! I can’t eat anymore."
Xortasa! Den mporo na fao allo.
Χόρτασα! Δεν μπορώ να φάω άλλο.
"The kids are full."
Ta paidia xortasane.
Τα παιδιά χορτάσανε.
"She felt full after the big meal."
Xortase meta apo toso fagito.
Χόρτασε μετά από τόσο φαγητό.
"Are you full yet?"
Xortases?
Χόρτασες;
"Are you still full from the meal?"
Xortasate?
Χορτάσατε;
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