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Word (IAST)	Word (Devanagari)	Overview
sāt	सात्	a Taddhita affix which when put after a word denotes a total change of anything into the thing expressed by that word (see agni-, bhasma-sāt &c.)
		a Sautra root meaning ‘to give pleasure’, [Pāṇ.]; [Vop.]
		n. N. of Brahman, [L.]
sāta	सात	sātá mfn. gained, obtained, [RV.]; [Br.]
		granted, given, bestowed, [RV.]
		sātá n. a gift, wealth, riches, [ib.]
		mfn. (for 3. See p. 1200, col. 1) ended, destroyed, [W.]
		n. (for 1. and 2. See p. 1196, col. 3) pleasure, delight, [L.]
sāti	साति	sātí f. gaining, obtaining, acquisition, winning of spoil or property, [RV.]
		a gift, oblation, [L.]
		N. of a teacher (having the patr. auṣṭrākṣi), [Cat.]
		f. end, destruction, [L.]
		violent pain, [ib.]
		(for 1. and 2. See p. 1196, col. 3), N. of a metre, [Piṅg.]
sātu	सातु	sā́tu m. (prob.) the womb (as conceiving), [RV.]
		See p. 1196, col. 3.
sātmī	सात्मी	in comp. for sātma.
sātma	सात्म	mfn. (fr. 7. sa + ātman) together with one's own person, [BhP.]
		in comp. for sātman.
sātya	सात्य	sātyá mfn. (fr. satya, of which it is also the vṛddhi form in comp.) one whose nature is truth, [ŚBr.]
		sātyá n. N. of a Sāman, [ĀrṣBr.]
sātīna	सातीन	and sātīlaka, m. a kind of pea, [L.]
sātalā	सातला	f. = saptalā, [Car.]
sātala	सातल	m. N. of a poet, [Cat.]
sātaya	सातय	mfn., [Pāṇ. iii, 1, 138.]
sātman	सात्मन्	sā́tman mfn. having a soul or spirit, together with the soul, [ŚBr.]; [TS.]
		united to the Supreme Spirit, [MW.]
sātmya	सात्म्य	mfn. agreeable to nature or natural constitution, wholesome, [Suśr.]; [Car.]
		m. suitableness, wholesomeness, [ib.]
		m. habit, habituation, diet (°tas ind. ‘from habit’; ifc. = ‘used to’), [ib.]
		m. community of essence or nature with (instr. or gen.), [BhP.]
sāttra	सात्त्र	and sāttrika, mfn. (fr. sattra) belonging to a sacrifice, sacrificial, [ŚrS.]
sāttva	सात्त्व	mfn. (fr. sat-tva) relating to the quality Sattva &c., [MārkP.]
sātvat	सात्वत्	m. pl. (cf. satvat) N. of a people, [Hariv.]; [Śiś.] (= yadu, Sch.)
sātatya	सातत्य	n. (fr. sa-tata) continuity, constancy, uninterruptedness (ena, ‘continually, permanently’), [MBh.]; [Suśr.] &c.
sātmībhū	सात्मीभू	sātmī—√ bhū P. -bhavati, to become a custom or habit, become suitable or salutary, [Jātakam.]
sātmatā	सात्मता	sātmá—tā (sātmá-), f. community of essence or nature with (gen. instr., or comp.), [ŚBr.]; [MBh.]
		absorption into the essence (of Brahmā), [MW.]
sātpuḍā	सात्पुडा	f. N. of a mountain, [VP.]
sātvatī	सात्वती	(ī), f., see below.
		f. a princess of the Satvats (N. of the mother of Śiśu-Pāla), [MBh.]; [Śiś.]
		(scil. vṛtti, q.v.) one of 4 divisions of dramatic style (expressive of ‘bravery, generosity, cheerfulness, and the marvellous’ ; it is of four kinds, viz. utthāpaka, saṃghātya, parivartaka, and saṃlāpa), [Bhar.]; [Daśar.]; [Sāh.]
sātvata	सात्वत	mf(I)n. relating to the Satvats or the SAtvatas, belonging or sacred to SAtvata or Kṛṣṇa &c., [MBh.]; [Pur.]
		containing the word satvat, g. vimuktādi
		m. a king of the Satvats (N. of Kṛṣṇa, Bala-deva &c.), [MBh.]; [BhP.]
		(pl.) N. of a people, [Śiś.] (= yādava, Sch.)
		an adherent or worshipper of Kṛṣṇa, [L.]
		a partic. mixed caste (the offspring of an outcaste Vaiśya; accord. to [L.], ‘the son of an outcaste V° and a V° woman who was formerly the wife of a Kṣatriya’), [Mn. x, 43]
		N. of a son of Āyu or Aṃśu, [Pur.]
sātvika	सात्विक	&c. See sāttvika, col. 1.
sātyaka	सात्यक	m. patr. = sātyaki, [MBh.]; [Hariv.]
sātyaki	सात्यकि	m. (fr. satyaka) patr. of Yuyudhāna (a warrior in the Pāṇḍu army who acted as the charioteer of Kṛṣṇa and belonged to the Vṛṣṇi family), [MBh.]; [Hariv.]; [BhP.]
sātāgiri	सातागिरि	sātā-giri m. N. of a Yakṣa, [Jātakam.]
sātīkāśa	सातीकाश	mfn. with or having excessive light, [ĀśvGṛ.]
sātīlaka	सातीलक	sātīna and , m. a kind of pea, [L.]
sātavāha	सातवाह	or sātavā°hana, m. N. of a king (fabled to have been discovered, when a child, riding on a Gandharva called Sāta, who, accord. to one legend, was changed into a lion; also = śāli-vāhana, q.v.), [Hcar.]; [Kathās.]; [Rājat.]
sātiśaya	सातिशय	mfn. superior, better, best, eminent, [Mn.]; [Hariv.]; [Kathās.]
sātilaka	सातिलक	w.r. for below.
sātireka	सातिरेक	mfn. id., [ib.]
sātisāra	सातिसार	mfn. suffering from diarrhoea, [L.]
		sinful, guilty, [Divyāv.]
sātkarya	सात्कर्य	sāt-karya n. (fr. sat-kara) the effecting anything well, effectiveness, [Kap.], Sch.
sātmatva	सात्मत्व	sātma—tvá n. the having a soul or essence, [AV.]; [TS.] &c.
sāttrika	सात्त्रिक	sāttra and , mfn. (fr. sattra) belonging to a sacrifice, sacrificial, [ŚrS.]
sāttvaki	सात्त्वकि	m. patr. fr. sattvaka, g. bāhv-ādi.
sāttvikī	सात्त्विकी	f. N. of Durgā, [L.]
		(ī), a partic. kind of Pūjā practised by the worshippers of Durgā, [MW.]
		(scil. tuṣṭi) N. of one of the five kinds of external acquiescence (in Sāṃkhya), [ib.]
		an autumn night, [L.]
sāttvika	सात्त्विक	mf(I)n. (fr. sat-tva) spirited, vigorous, energetic, [Mn.]; [MBh.] &c.
		relating to or endowed with the quality Sattva (i.e. ‘purity’ or ‘goodness’), pure, true, genuine, honest, good, virtuous (also applied to partic. Purāṇas which exalt Viṣṇu, [IW. 513]), [MaitrUp.]; [Mn.]; [MBh.] &c. internal, caused by internal feeling or sentiment, [Mālatīm.]
		natural, not artificial, unaffected (as style), [Sāh.]
		m. a state of body caused by some natural emotion (constituting a class of 8 Bhāvas holding a middle place between the Sthāyi- and Vyabhicāri-bhāvas, viz. stambha, sveda, romāñca, svara-vikāra, vepathu, varṇa-vikāra, aśru, pralaya, qq.vv.), [ib.]
		N. of Brahmā, [L.]
		of the eighth creation by Prajā-pati, [MW.]
		n. an offering or oblation (without pouring water), [L.]
sātyakin	सात्यकिन्	m. (m.c.) = prec. [MBh.]
sātasaikā	सातसइका	f. N. of a district, [Kṣitīś.]
sātirātra	सातिरात्र	mfn. together with the Atirātra, [Vait.]
sātirikta	सातिरिक्त	mfn. having excess, excessive, increased, more abundant, [Divyāv.]
sātmībhāva	सात्मीभाव	sātmī—bhāva m. the becoming a custom or habit, conduciveness, suitableness, [Car.]
sātmīkṛta	सात्मीकृत	sātmī—kṛta mfn. one who has made anything part of his nature i.e. become accustomed to (acc.), [Suśr.]
sātmyatas	सात्म्यतस्	sātmya-tas ind., ‘from habit’
sātrājitī	सात्राजिती	(ī), f. patr. of Satya-bhāmā, [MBh.]; [Hariv.]
sātrājita	सात्राजित	sātrājitá m. (fr. satrā-jit) patr. of Śatānīka, [ŚBr.]
sātrāsāha	सात्रासाह	sātrāsāhá m. (fr. satrā-sāha) ‘all-subduing’, N. of a serpent, [AV.]
		patr. of Śoṇa, [ŚBr.]
		N. of a place g. dhūmādi.
sātvatīya	सात्वतीय	m. an adherent of Satvata i.e. Kṛṣṇa, [BhP.]
sātyadūta	सात्यदूत	sātya—dūta mfn. (fr. satya-dūta) ‘belonging to the trusty messengers’ (said of partic. oblations presented to Sarasvatī and other deities), [TS.], Sch.
sātyakāmi	सात्यकामि	sātya—kāmi m. (patr. fr. satya-kāma), [TS.] (w.r. sātyaṃkāmi in g. pailādi).
sātyamuni	सात्यमुनि	sātya—muni m. a patr. (perhaps w.r. for sātyamugri), [Saṃskārak.]
sātyarathi	सात्यरथि	sātya—rathi m. patr. fr. satyaratha, [VP.]
sātyavata	सात्यवत	sātya—vata or sātya—vateya, m. (fr. satyavatī) metron. of Vyāsa, [L.]
sātavāhana	सातवाहन	sātavāha or sātavā°hana, m. N. of a king (fabled to have been discovered, when a child, riding on a Gandharva called Sāta, who, accord. to one legend, was changed into a lion; also = śāli-vāhana, q.v.), [Hcar.]; [Kathās.]; [Rājat.]
sātmārpaṇa	सात्मार्पण	mfn. connected with self-sacrifice, [Kād.]
sātyahavya	सात्यहव्य	sātya—havyá m. (fr. satya-h°) N. of a Vāsiṣṭha, [TS.]; [AitBr.]
sātyamugra	सात्यमुग्र	sātya—m-ugra m. pl. the school of Sātyamugri, [AVPariś.]
sātyamugri	सात्यमुग्रि	sātya—m-ugri mf(°grI or °gryA). patr. fr. satyam-ugra, [Pāṇ. iv, 1, 81.]
sātyayajña	सात्ययज्ञ	sātya—yajñá m. (fr. satya-y°) N. of a teacher, [ŚBr.]
sātyayajñi	सात्ययज्ञि	sā́tya—yajñi m. (sā́tya.; fr. id.) patr. of Soma-śuṣma, [ib.]
sātobārhata	सातोबार्हत	mfn. relating or belonging to the Sato-bṛhatī metre, [Lāṭy.]
sātrāsāhaka	सात्रासाहक	mfn. (fr. prec.) g. dhūmādi.
sātvatīsūnu	सात्वतीसूनु	sātvatī—sūnu m. ‘son of Sātvatī’, N. of Śiśu-pāla, [Śiś.]
sātyādhivāka	सात्याधिवाक	m. (with caitrarathi) N. of a teacher, [JaimUp.]
sātyaṃkārya	सात्यंकार्य	sātya—ṃ-kārya m. patr. fr. satvaṃkāra, g. kurv-ādi
sātyakāyana	सात्यकायन	m. (only pl.) a patr. [Saṃskārak.]
sātyamugrya	सात्यमुग्र्य	sātya—m-ugrya m. pl. N. of a school of the Sāma-veda (q.v.)
sātyavateya	सात्यवतेय	sātya—vata or sātya—vateya, m. (fr. satyavatī) metron. of Vyāsa, [L.]
sātvatasaṃhitā	सात्वतसंहिता	sātvata—saṃhitā f. N. of wk. (treating esp. of Vaiṣṇava worship)
sātatyacatuṣkaṭīkā	सातत्यचतुष्कटीका	sātatya—catuṣka-ṭīkā f. N. of wk.
sātvatācāravādārtha	सात्वताचारवादार्थ	sātvatācāra-vādārtha m. N. of wk. (also called bhakti-vilāsa-tattva-dīpikā, deprecating the slaughter of animals even in sacrifices, by Maheśa-nārāyaṇa).
sāttvikapurāṇavibhāga	सात्त्विकपुराणविभाग	sāttvika—purāṇa-vibhāga m. N. of wk.
sātvatasaṃhitāprayoga	सात्वतसंहिताप्रयोग	sātvata—saṃhitā—prayoga m. N. of wk.
sātvatasiddhāntaśataka	सात्वतसिद्धान्तशतक	sātvata—siddhānta-śataka n. N. of a Vedānta wk.
sāttvikabrahmavidyāvilāsa	सात्त्विकब्रह्मविद्याविलास	sāttvika—brahma-vidyā-vilāsa m. N. of wk.

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