Satisfy

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 456
sat'Js-fl, v.t. to give enough to: to sup- ply fully to please fully to discharge to free from doubt to convince —v to give content to supply fully: to make payment,—pa.t. and pa.p. sai'isficd. [Fr. sattsfasre— L. salts, enough, tend facto, to make Satrap, sa'trap or sat'rap, n. a Persian viceroy ur ruler of one uf the greater provinces -fern. Satrape Sat rapy, the government of a satrap. [Gr satrapes, lroui the Persian, chief of a district
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