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Etymology
Abbreviation of Latin dictum sapienti sat est, "that which is said is sufficient for the wise".
Interjection
sat sapienti
- enough said
1951, Johannes V. Jensen, Tilblivelsen: Revideret udgave af Dyrenes Forvandling, Gyldendal A/S, →ISBN:Men skal vi nu ikke sige sat sapienti, som Forfædre med en Dannelse og store Børneflokke plejede at udtrykke sig!- But shall we not now say sat sapienti, as ancestors with education and large crowds of children used to say!
1833, Christian Hvild Bredahl, Dramatiske soener: uddragne af et aeldgammelt haandskrift. Frit oversatte af det Kyhlamske, page 172:Her maa man gaae varsomt tilværks ! Hun kan faae Indflydelse og — sat Sapienti !- Here must one proceed carefully! She might gain influence and — well, you know.
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