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    Hartar (en. Satiate)

    /arˈtɑɾ/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To produce an excess that results in disinterest or fatigue.
    I got fed up with eating cake after the party.
    Me harté de comer pastel después de la fiesta.
    To tire or annoy someone persistently.
    The noise from the construction is getting on my nerves.
    El ruido de la obra me está hartando.
    To satisfy to the point that one no longer wants more.
    The food was so delicious that I got fed up.
    La comida estaba tan rica que me harté.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'hartare', meaning 'to satisfy' or 'to fill'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to annoy someone
    To tire or excessively bother someone.
    hartar a alguien
    to be fed up with something
    To satisfy someone with an excessive amount of something.
    hartar de algo

    Related Words

    saturation
    A state of being fed up or saturated.
    hartazgo
    fed up
    Tired or saturated with something.
    harto
    to un-saturate
    To remove what has been saturated or undo a saturation.
    deshartar

    Slang Meanings

    To tire someone a lot.
    That game is getting on my nerves, I can't take it anymore.
    Ese juego me está hartando, no puedo más.
    To reach the limit of patience.
    I'm fed up with his empty promises.
    Estoy harto de sus promesas vacías.