soddisfatto

satisfied

adjective sod-dees-FAHT-toh Rare

Also means

pleased

Usage Note

Soddisfatto is the past participle of soddisfare used as an adjective; it agrees in gender and number (soddisfatta, soddisfatti, soddisfatte). It implies a sense of fulfilment rather than mere happiness, so sono soddisfatto del risultato means 'I am satisfied with the result' — a stronger endorsement than just contento.

Examples

"Sono soddisfatto del mio lavoro."

Natural Translation

I am satisfied with my work.

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