No. 7,138 in German
full
The German word "full" does not exist in standard German; you might mean "voll," which translates to "full" in English.
In a sentence
Ich bin satt, weil ich zu viel gegessen habe.
I am full because I ate too much.
Here, "satt" is used to mean "full" in the context of eating.
Mein Kalender ist diese Woche völlig voll.
My calendar is completely full this week.
In this sentence, "voll" indicates that the calendar has no available time slots, metaphorically saying it's "full."
Das Weinglas ist bis zum Rand voll.
The wine glass is full to the brim.
"Voll" in this sentence describes an actual physical state of being filled completely.
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