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	satiate (to)
manarana	~ to indulge another in anything, to gratify, to satiate, to tolerate faults or failings, to be remiss in correcting. ~ to indulge another in something

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	satiate one's self (to)
miarana	~ to indulge one's self, to gratify one's wishes, to take one's delight, to satiate one's self in lusts, riches, etc.

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	satiated
boboka	~ soaked, full of water, saturated; satiated, sated. See <1bobaka#>. ~ soaked; sated
fay	~ sickened of, surfeited, disgusted, having a distaste for in consequence of some loss, punishment, or calamity; disliked, satiated. ~ sickened, disgusted, forewarned by past experience
fola-drairay	~ Satiated.
afa-po	~ satisfied ~ satiated; disheartened, discouraged; to be free from painful regrets after having exerted one's self to the utmost in the unsuccessful pursuit of an object. See ala fo.
aranana	~ to be indulged in, to be gratified with, to be satiated with, to be tolerant to. ~ to be indulged, to be spoiled,
voky	~ filled, satiated, satisfied
voarana	~ [Provincial] indulged, gratified, satiated, tolerated; all referring to self and hurtful indulgences

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	satiated (to be)
bobohana	~ to be filled to excess, to be drenched, to be satiated. ~ to be soaked, to be sated
miboboka	~ to drink to excess, to imbibe much, to saturate; to be satiated ~ to drink too much

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