hacer and sed

Question

hace sed -> I'm thirsty; found in the dictionary. Why 'hace' instead of 'hago'? In this context does hacer function like a gustar-like verb?

Thanks

Answer 1

Here you have the RAE definition of sed, it will clarify your doubt about this. It has nothing to do with "gustar"-like verbs.

Answer 2

Hi.. I ran "I am thirsty" on our three online our dictionaries and got:

Tengo sed

Tengo sed

Tengo sed

Answer 3

That´s an interesting dictionary you have because "I am thisty" is "tengo sed." We use the verb "tener" and not "hacer" to indicate being thirsty.