full from eating; satisfied (antonym 饿 è); to have eaten one's fill

(bound form) plump; full-grained; describing seeds or grains that are well-developed and firm

(bound form) fully; to the maximum extent; describing an action done thoroughly or a state experienced to the limit

(bound form) to satisfy; to fill to the brim, as in satisfying a desire or filling one's own pockets through greed

a Chinese surname