Sati - A slang word used in Norway, derived from the word 'satan'. It's used to express excitement or amazement in response to something cool or funny.
Similar to saying "Holy shit!" in English. For example, if someone pulls off a sick trick on skis, a friend might exclaim in Norwegian: "å saaaati!"
Similar to saying "Holy shit!" in English. For example, if someone pulls off a sick trick on skis, a friend might exclaim in Norwegian: "å saaaati!"
by fakkerdu January 31, 2023
A common misspelling of the word 'stayed,' often resulting from the combination of alcohol and technology/tattoos.
Some guy gets a text from his drunk friend. It reads: satyed at (attractive girl)'s last nght was gr8!! ;);) meet for pints tooonhgt?
He responds: Go home (friend), you're drunk.
He responds: Go home (friend), you're drunk.
by The Best thing everrr September 20, 2014
A social funeral practice created in 400 A.D. during the Indian Gupta empire, where a widowed woman would immolate herself over her husband's funeral pyre. By the tenth century it was widespread throughout India though it was used in a lower frequency. It was banned by the British in the eighteenth century for obvious reasons.
by bmc2996 August 18, 2013
n. derived from the Greek word satyriasis which means uncontrollable sexual desire in a male which is comparable to the female nymphomaniac. The differance being when a female is a nympho she is a slut or a loose woman. When a man is a saty he is merely a player or a gigalo. It does not usually have the same negative connotation as the female nympho.
by Berry Flomar January 18, 2004
Abbreviation of satisfied or satisfaction. Often used to express satisfaction after any kind of enjoyment. It is sometimes used as adjective of the source of satisfaction.
by GenX June 23, 2005
When things are OK. Not great but not shitty either. Short for satisfactory but shortened for ease of speech or writing.
Used in F700's to denote a functional check was satisfactory.
Can be shortened to "S", which also stands for serviceable.
Pretty much, if things are ticking along as wanted, or advertised, then you are "SATIS"
Used in F700's to denote a functional check was satisfactory.
Can be shortened to "S", which also stands for serviceable.
Pretty much, if things are ticking along as wanted, or advertised, then you are "SATIS"
Aaron: Hey Malky, how are you?
Malky: SATIS.
Aaron: Sweet.
Also
Functional check of RADAR carried out, "SATIS".
Malky: SATIS.
Aaron: Sweet.
Also
Functional check of RADAR carried out, "SATIS".
by NZAP 9041 November 24, 2011
by Rob December 21, 2004