Where does “sásaigh” come from?

sásaigh (Irish) comes from Middle Irish sásaigid, from Old Irish sásaid — to satisfy.

sásaigh (Irish): to sate hunger, quench thirst

Definitions

  1. to sate hunger, quench thirst

Ancestry of “sásaigh”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Middle Irishsásaigid—
2Old Irishsásaidto satisfy

Words derived from “sásaigh”

Every word from Old Irish sásaid →Every word from Middle Irish sásaigid →