Pali-english dictionary

Sa¤janana, nt. production. adj. producing; generating.

Sa¤janeti (sa§ + jan + e), to produce; to generate; to bring forth.

sa¤janesi. aor.

sa¤janita. pp.

sa¤janetvà. abs.

Sa¤jàta (p.p. of sa¤jàyati), born; arisen.

Sa¤jàti, f. birth; outcome; origin.

Sa¤jànana, nt. recognition; per­ception.

Sa¤jànàti (sa§ + ¤à + nà), to recognize; to be aware of; to know.

sa¤jàni. aor.

sa¤janitvà. abs.

sa¤jànanta. pr. p.

Sa¤jànita (pp. of the above), recognized.

Sa¤jàyati (sa§ + jan + ya), to be born or produced.

sa¤jàyi. aor.

sa¤jàta. pp.

sa¤jàyamàna. pr. p.

sa¤jàyitvà. abs.

Sa¤jãvana, a. reviving.

Sa¤jhà, f. the evening.

~ghaõa, m. evening cloud.

~tapa, m. evening sun.

Sa¤¤atta (= sa¤¤àpita), pp. induced; talked over; con­vinced.

Sa¤¤atti, f. information; paci­fication.

Sa¤¤a, f. sense; perception; mark; name; recognition; gesture.

~kkhandha, m. the aggregate of perception.

~paka, m. one who makes understand.

~pana, nt. con­vincing; making known.

Sa¤¤àõa, nt. a mark or sign.

Sa¤¤àpeti (sa§ + ¤à + àpe) to make known; to convince.

sa¤¤àpesi. aor.

sa¤¤àpita. pp.

sa¤¤àpetvà. abs.

Sa¤¤ita, a. so-called; named.

Sa¤¤ã, a. conscious; having per­ception; being aware.

Saññhi, f. sixty.

~hàyana, a. sixty years old.

Saññhu§, inf. from sajati. to give up; to dismiss.

Sañha, a. crafty; fraudulent. m. a cheat.

~tà, f. craft.

Saõati (sa§ + e), to make a noise.

Saõñhapana, nt. adjustment; establishing.

Saõñhapeti (sa§ + thà + àpe), to settle; to adjust; to. establish.

saõñhapesi. aor.

saõñhapetvà. abs.

Saõñhahana, nt. re-creation; coming into existence.

Saõñhàti (sa§ + ñhà + a), to remain; to stand still; to be established.

saõñhàsi. aor.

saõñhahitvà, abs.

saõñhahanta. pr. p.

Saõñhàna, nt. shape; form ; position.

Saõñhita (pp. of saõñhàti), settled; established in.

Saõñhiti, f. stability; firmness; settling.

Sanda, m. a grove; cluster; multitude.

Saõóàsa, m. pincers; tweezers.

Saõha, a. smooth; soft; delicate; exquisite.

~karaõã, f. grind­ing stone; an instrument for smoothing.

Saõheti (saõh + e), to grind; to powder; to smooth; to brush down.

saõhesi. aor.

saõhita. pp.

saõhetvà. abs.

Sata, a. mindful; conscious.

Sata, nt. a hundred.

~ka, nt. group of a hundred.

~kkaku, a. having a hundred projections.

~kkhattu§, ad. a hundred times.

~dhà, ad. in a hundred ways.

~pàka, nt. (an oil) medicated for a hundred times.

~pu¤¤alakkhaõa, a. having the signs of innumerable merits.

~porisa, a. of the height of a hundred men.

~sahassa, nt. a hundred thousand.

Satata, a. constant; continual.

satata§, ad. constantly; con­tinually; always.

Satapatta, nt. a lotus. m. a woodpecker.

Satapadã, m. a centipede.

Satamålã, f. the plant Asparagus.

Satara§sã, m. the sun.

Sati, f. memory; mindfulness.

~ndriya, nt. the faculty of mindfulness.

~paññhàna, nt. application of mindfulness.

~mantu, a. thoughtful; careful.

~sampaja¤¤a, nt. memory and wisdom.

~sambojjhàïga, m. self-possession as a constituent of enlightenment.

~sammosa, ~sammoha, m. loss of memory; forgetfulness.

Satã, f. a chaste woman.

Satekiccha, a. curable; pardon­able.

Satta, m. a creature; living being.

Satta (pp. of sajjati), attached or clinging to.

Satta, a. (the number) seven.

~ka, nt. a group of seven.

~kkhattu§, ad. seven times.

~guõa, a. sevenfold.

~tanti, a. having seven strings.

~tàlamatta, a. about the height of seven palm trees.

~ti§sà, f. thirty-seven.

~paõõã, m. the tree. Alstonia Scholaris.

~bhåmaka, a. consisting of seven stories.

~ratana, nt. seven kinds of precious things. viz., gold, silver, pearls, rubies, lapis-lazuli, coral and diamond.

~ratta, nt. a week.

~rasa, ~dasa, a. seventeen.

~vas­sika, a. seven years old. ~vãsati, f. twenty-seven.

~saññhi, f. sixty-seven.

~sattati, f. seventy-seven.

Sattati, f. seventy.

Sattama, a. seventh.

sattami, f. the seventh day; the locative case; the Conditional Mood.

Sattàha, nt. a week.

Satti, f. 1. ability; rower: strength; 2. a spear; a dagger.

~såla, nt. the stake of a spear.

Sattu, m. an enemy; parched flour.

~bhastà, f. a leather bag full of parched flour.

Sattha, nt. 1. a science; an art; a lore; 2. a knife; a lance. m. 3. a caravan.

~ka, nt. a pen­knife.

~kamma, nt. surgical operation.

~kavàta, m. a cutting pain. ~gamanãya, a. (a path) to be passed with a caravan.

~vàha, m. a caravan leader.

Satthi, f. the thigh.

Satthu, m. teacher; master, the Buddha.

Sadattha, m. one’s own welfare.

Sadana, nt. a house.

Sadara, a. troublesome.

Sadasa, a. with a fringe.

Sadassa, m. a good horse.

Sadà, ad. ever; always.

~tana, a. eternal.

Sadàra, m. one’s own wife.

Sadisa, a. equal; similar; like.

~tta, nt. equality; similarity.

Sadevaka, a. including tile devas.

Sadda, m. sound; noise; a word.

~ttha, m. meaning of a word.

~vidå, one who knows the meaning of various sounds.

~vedhã, m. one who shoots by sound.

~sattha, nt. gram­mar; science of words.

Saddala, m. a place covered with new grass.

Saddahati (sa§ + dhà + a), to believe; to have faith.

saddahi, aor.

saddahita. pp.

saddahanta, pr. p.

saddahitvà. abs.

saddahitabba. pt. p.

Saddahana, nt. saddahanà, f. believ­ing; trusting.

Saddahàna, m. a man who believes.

Saddàyati (Deno. from sadda), to make a noise; to shout.

saddàyi. aor.

saddàyitvà. abs.

saddàyamàna. pr. p.

Saddåla, m. a leopard.

Saddha, a. believing; faithful; devoted.

Saddhamma, m. the true doctrine.

Saddhà, f. faith; devotion.

~tabba, pt. p. fit to be believed.

~deyya, a. a gift in faith.

~dhana, nt. the wealth of devotion.

~yika, a. trustworthy.

~lå, a. much devoted.

Saddhivihàrika, saddhivihàrã, m. a co-resident; an attending monk.

Saddhi§, in. with together.

~cara, a. a companion; a follower.

Sadhana, a. rich; wealthy.

Sanati (sa§ + a), to make loud sound.

Sanantana, a. primeval; old; eternal.

Sanàbhika, a. having a nave.

Santa (pp. of sammati:) 1. cal­med; peaceful; 2. tired; weari­ed. adj. existing. m. a virtuous man.

~kàya, a. having a calmed body.

~tara, a. more calmed.

~mànasa, a. of tranquil mind.

~bhàva, m. calmness.

Santaka, a. one’s own; nt. property. (sa + antaka:) limi­ted.

Santajjeti (sa§ + tajj + e), to frighten; to menace.

santajjesi. aor.

santajjita. pp.

santajjenta, santajjayamàna. pr. p.

santajjetvà. abs.

Santata§, ad. ref. satata§.

Santati, f. continuity; duration; lineage.

Santatta, pp. of the following.

Santappati (sa§ + tap + ya), to be heated; to grieve; to sorrow.

santappi. aor.

santappamàna. pr. p.

Santappita, pp. of the following.

Santappeti (sa§ + tapp + e), to satisfy; to please.

santappesi. aor.

santappenta. pr. p.

santappetvà, santappiya. abs.

Santara-bàhira, a. with the inner and the outer.

santara-bàhira§. ad. within and without.

Santarati (sa§ + tar + a), to be in haste; to go quickly.

santari. aor.

santaramàna. pr. p.

Santasati (sa§ + tas + a), to fear; to be terrified or dis­turbed.

santasi. aor.

santasita. pp.

santasanta. pr. p.

santasitvà. abs.

Santasana, nt. terror; fright.

Santàna, nt. 1. continuity; suc­cession; 2. offspring; 3. a cobweb.

Santàneti (sa§ + tan + e), to continue in succession.

Santàpa, m. heat; torment; grief.

Santàpeti (sa§ + tap + e), to heat; to burn; to torment.

santàpesi. aor.

santàpita. pp.

santàpetvà. abs.

Santàsa, m. fear; trembling; shock.

santàsã, a. trembling; fearing.

Santi, f. peace, calmness; tran­quillity.

~kamma, nt. paci­fication; an act of appeasing.

~pada, nt. the tranquil state.

Santika, a. near. nt. vicinity; presence.

santikà, from.

~kàvacara, a. keeping near; intimate.

Santiññhati (sa§ + ñhà + a), to stand still; to remain; to be fixed or settled.

Santiraõa, nt. investigation.

Santuññha (pp. of santussati), pleased; happy.

~tà, f. state of contentment.

Santuññhi, f. satisfaction; con­tentment; joy.

Santusita, ref. santuññha.

Santusska, a. content; glad.

~sana, nt. contentment; joy.

Santussati (sa§ + tus + ya), to be contented, pleased, or happy.

santussi. aor.

santussamàna. pr.p.

Santosa, m. joy; pleasure.

Santhata (pp. of santharati), covered with; spread. nt. a rug or mat.

Santhambheti (sa§ + thambh + e), to make stiff or rigid. to numb.

santhambhesi. aor.

santhambhita. pp.

santhambhetvà. abs.

Santhambhanà, f. stiffening; rigidity.

Santhara, m. a mat; a covering; a bed-sheet.

~õa, nt. spread­ing; covering with.

Santharati (sa§ + thar + a), to spread; to strew; to cover with.

santhari. aor.

santharitvà. abs.

Santharàpeti. caus. of santharati.

Santhava, m. intimacy; ac­quaintance; sexual intercourse.

Santhàgàra, m. nt. a council hall; a mote hall.

Santhàra, m. covering; flooring.

Santhuta (pp. of santhaveti), acquainted; familiar.

Sanda, a. thick; dense. m. a flow.

sandacchàya, a. giving dense shade.

Sandati (sand + a), to flow.

sandi. aor.

sandita. pp.

sanditvà. abs.

sandamàna. pr. p.

Sandana, nt. flowing down. m. a chariot.

Sandassaka, m. one who shows or instructs.

sandassana, nt. instruction; show; pointing out.

sandassiyamàna, a. being in­structed or pointed out.

Sa§dasseti (sa§ + dis + e), to oint pout; to explain.

sandassesi. aor.

sandassita. pp.

sandassetvà. abs.

Sandahati (sa§ + dhà + a), to connect; to unite; to fit.

sandahi. aor.

sandahita. pp.

sandahitvà. abs.

Sandahana, nt. fitting; putting together,

Sandàna, nt. a chain; a tether.

Sandàleti (sa§ + dàl + e), to break; to shatter.

sandàlesi. aor.

sandàlita. pp.

sandàletvà. abs.

Sandiññha (pp. of sandissati), seen together. m. a friend.

Sandiññhika, a. visible; belong­ing to this life.

Sandita (pp. of sandati), 1. flowed; 2. chained.

Sandiddha, pp. smeared with poison.

Sandissati (sa§ + dis + ya), to be seen; to appear; to agree with.

sandissamàna. pr. p.

Sandãpana, nt. sandãpanà, f. kindling; making clear.

Sandãpeti (sa§ + dip + e), to kindle; to make clear.

sandãpesi. aor.

sandãpita. pp.

sandãpetvà. abs.

Sandesa, m. a message; a letter; a written document.

~hara, m. a messenger.

~sàgàra, nt. a post office.

Sandeha, m. doubt; one's own body.

Sandoha, m. a heap; a multitude.

Sandhana, nt. one’s own property.

Sandhamati (sa§ + dham + a), to blow; to fan.

sandhami. aor.

sandhamitvà. abs.

Sandhàtu, m. one who concili­ates.

Sandhàna, nt. uniting; concili­ation.

Sandhàya (abs. of sandahati), having united. in. with refer­ence to; concerning.

Sandhàraka, a. bearing; res­training. sandhàraõa, nt. checking; bearing.

Sandhàreti (sa§ + dhar + e), to bear; to check; to hold up; to curb; to support.

sandhàresi. aor.

sandhàrita. pp.

sandhàretvà. abs.

sandhàrenta. pr. p.

Sandhàvati (sa§ + dhav + a), to run through; to trans­migrate.

sandhàvi. aor.

sandhvita. pp.

sandhvitvà. abs.

sandhvanta sandhvamàna. pr. p.

Sandhi, f. union; junction; joint; connection; agreement; eup­honic combination.

~cche­daka, a. one who can cut a brake into a house.

~mukha, nt. opening of a break into a house.

Sandhãyati (pass. of sandhàti), to be connected, joined, or put together.

sandhãyi. aor.

Sandhåpàyati (sa§ + dhåp + àya), to emit smoke.

sandhåpàyi. aor.

sandhåpàyitvà. abs.

Sandhåpeti (sa§ + dhåp + e), to fumigate.

sandhåpesi. aor.

sandhåpita. pp.

sandhåpetvà. abs.

Sandhovati, ref. dhovati.

Sannaddha, pp. of the following.

Sannayhati (sa§ + nah + ya), to fasten; to arm oneself; to array.

sannayhi. aor.

sannayhitvà, sannayha. abs.

Sannàha, m. armour; fastening together.

Sannikaññha, nt. neighbour­hood; vicinity.

Sannikàsa, a. resembling; look­ing like.

Sannicaya, m. accumulation; hoarding.

Sannicita, pp. accumulated; hoarded.

Sanniññhàna, nt. conclusion; as­certainment.

Sannidhàna, nt. proximity; vici­nity; storing.

Sannidhi, m. storing up; hoard­ing.

~kàraka, m. one who lays up in stocks.

~kata, a. hoarded.

Sannipatati (sa§ + ni + pat + a), to assemble; to come to­gether.

sannipati. aor.

sannipatita. pp.

sannipatitvà. abs.

sannipatanta. pr. p.

Sannipatana, nt. meeting of; assemblage.

Sannipàta, m. assemb1age; con­gregation; union of the humours of the body.

sannipàtika, a. resulting from the union of the humours.

sannipàtana, nt. calling together; convoking.

Sannipàteti (sa§ + ni + pat + e), to convoke; to call a meeting.

sannipàtesi. aor.

sannipàtita. pp.

sannipàtetvà. abs.

Sannibha, a. resembling.

Sanniyyàtana, nt. handing over for protection, (etc.).

Sannirumbhana, nt. restraining; checking; suppression.

Sannirumbheti (sa§ + ni+ rumbh + e), to restrain; to block; to impede.

sannirumbhesi. aor.

sannirumbhita. pp.

sannirumbhetvà. abs.

Sannivasati (sa§ + ni + vas + a) to live together.

sannivasi. aor.

Sannivàreti (sa§ + ni + var + e), to check; to prevent.

sannivàresi. aor.

sannivàretvà. abs.

Sannivàsa, m. association; living together.

Sannivesa, m. encampment; settlement.

Sannisinna, pp. of the following.

Sannisãdati (sa§ + ni + sad + a), to settle; to subside; to become quiet.

sannisãdi. aor.

sannisãditvà. abs.

Sannissita, a. connected with; based on.

Sannihita, pp. put down; placed; arranged well.

Sanneti (sa§ + ni + e), to mix; to knead.

sannesi. aor.

sannita. pp.

sannetvà. abs.

Sapajàpatika, a. with one’s wife.

Sapati (sap + a), to swear; to curse.

sapi. aor.

sapita. pp.

sapitvà. abs.

Sapatta, m. a rival; a foe. adj. hostile.

Sapattabhàra, a. having one’s wings as one’s whole burden.

Sapattã, f. a co-wife.

Sapatha, m. an oath.

Sapadàna, a. successive.

sapadàna§, ad. without interrup­tion.

~càrikà, f. to go on alms-begging not leaving a single house in his course.

Sapadi, in. instantly.

Sapariggaha, a. together with one’s possessions or a wife.

Sapàka, sopàka, m. an outcast; a dog-eater.

Sappa, m. a snake.

~potaka, m. a young serpent.

Sappaccaya, a. having a cause; conditioned.

Sappa¤¤a, a. wise.

Sappañigha, a. contactable.

Sappañibhaya, a. dangerous; harmful.

Sappati (sapp + a), to crawl; to creep.

sappi. aor.

Sappana, nt. crawling.

Sappàõaka, a. containing animate beings.

Sappàya, a. beneficial; whole­some; suitable.

~tà, f. whole­someness.

Sappi, nt. ghee; clarified butter.

Sappinã, f. a female serpent.

Sappãtika, a. accompanied by joy.

Sappurisa, m. a righteous man.

Sapharã, f. a sheet fish.

Saphala, a. having its reward; bearing fruit.

Sabala, a. strong; spotted ; variegated.

Sabba, a. all; every; whole; entire.

~kanittha, a. the youngest of all. ~kammika, a. (a minister) doing all work.

~¤¤å, ~vidå, a. all-know­ing; m. the Omniscient One.

~¤¤utà, f. omniscience.

~ññhaka, a. consisting eight of each kind.

~tthaka, a. concerned with every thing; a do-all.

~pañhama, a. fore­most.

~pañhama§, ad. be­fore all; very early.

~sata. a. consisting a hundred of each.

~sovaõõa, a. entirely made of gold.

~ssa, nt. the whole of one's property.

~ssaharaõa, nt. confiscation of one's whole property.

Sabbato, in. from every side; in every respect.

Sabbattha, sabbatra, ad. every­where.

Sabbathà, ad. in everyway.

Sabbadà, ad. always; every­day.

Sabbadhi, ad. everywhere.

Sabbaso, ad. altogether; in every respect.

Sabbhi (=Sk. sadbhih, with the wise. But in Pàli it is some­times used as an adj.) the virtuous.

Sabrahmaka, a. including the Brahma world.

Sabrahmacàrã, m. a fellow monk.

Sabhaggata, a. come to an assembly.

Sabhà,.f. an assembly; a hall for meeting.

Sabhàga, a. common; being of the same division.

~ññhàna, nt. a convenient place.

~vuttã, a. living in mutual courtesy.

Sabhàva, m. nature; condition; disposition; reality.

~dham­ma, m. principle of nature.

Sabhojana, a. (sa + bhojana:); with food; (sa + ubho + jana:), where there is a couple, a wife and a husband. (The 2nd reading is found in the Vinaya).

Sama, a. even; equal; level; similar. m. calmness; tran­quillity.

samaka, a. equal; like; same.

sama§, ad. evenly; equally.

samena, ad, im­partially.

Samagga, a. being in unity.

~karaõa, nt. peace-making.

~tta, nt. agreement; state of being united.

~rata, ~àràma, a. rejoicing in peace.

Samaïgità, f. the fact of being endowed.

Samaïgã, samaïgãbhåta, a. en­dowed with; possessing.

Samacariyà, f. living in spiritual clan.

Samacitta, a. possessed of equanimity.

~tà, f. equality in mind.

Samajàtika, a. of the same caste.

Samajja, nt. a festive gathering; a theatrical display.

~ñthàna, nt. an arena.

~abhicaraõa, nt. visiting fairs or festivals.

Sama¤¤à, f. designation.

sama¤¤àta, a. designated.

Samaõa, m. a, recluse.

~kut­tika, m. a bogus monk.

samaõã, f. a nun.

samaõuddesa, m, a novice.

~dhamma, m. duties of a monk.

~sàruppa, a. lawful for a monk.

Samatà, f. equality; eveness; normal state.

Samatikkanta, pp. of samatikka­mati.

Samatikkama, m. samatikkamana, nt. passing beyond; overcom­ing.

Samatikkamati (sa§ + ati + kam + a), to pass over; to transcend; to remove.

samatikkami. aor.

samatikkamitvà. abs.

Samatittika, a. brimful.

Samativattati (sa§ + ati + vat + a), to overcome; to transcend.

samativatti. aor.

samativatta, samativattita. pp.

Samatta, a. complete; entire.

Samatta, nt. ref. samatà.

Samattha, a. able; skilful.

~tà, f. ability; proficiency.

Samatha, m. calm; quietude of heart; settlement of legal questions.

~bhàvanà, f. the way of concentrating the mind.

Samadhigacchati (sa§ + adhi + gam + a), to attain; to understand clearly.

samadhigacchi, aor.

samadhigata. pp.

samadhigantvà. abs.

Samanantara, a. immediate; nearest. samanatarà, ad. just after.

Samanugàhati (sa§ + anu + gah + a), to ask for reasons.

samanugàhi. aor.

samanugàhitvà. abs.

Samanu¤¤a, a. approving.

samanu¤¤à, f. approval.

samanu¤àta, a. approved; allowed.

Samanupassati (sa§ + anu +­ dis + a), to see; to perceive.

samanupassi. aor.

samanupassamàna. pr. p.

samanupassitvà. abs.

Samanubhàsati (sa§ + anu + bhàs + a), to converse to­gether.

samanubhàsi. aor.

Samanubhàsanà, f. conver­sation; rehearsal.

Samanuyu¤jati (sa§ + anu + yuj + §-a), to cross question.

samanuyu¤ji. aor.

samanuyu¤jitvà. abs.

Samanussarati (sa§ + anu +­ sar + a), to recollect; to call to mind.

samanussari. aor.

samanussaranta. pr. p.

samanussaritvà. abs.

Samanta, a. al1; entire.

samannàcakkhu. a. all-seeing; the Omniscient One.

~pàsàdika. a. all-pleasing.

~bhaddaka, a. completely auspicious.

Samantà, samantato, ad. all around; everywhere.

Samannàgata, a. endowed with; possessed of.

Samannàharati (sa§ + anu + à + har + a), to collect together.

samannàhari. aor.

samannàhaña, pp.

samannàharitvà. abs.

Samapekkhati (sa§ + ape + ikkh + a), to consider well.

samapekkhi. aor.

Samappeti (sa§ + ap + e), to hand over; to consign; to apply.

samappesi. aor.

samappita. pp.

samappetvà, samappiya. abs.

Samaya, m. time; congregation; season; occasion; religion.

~ntara, nt. different religions.

Samara, nt. battle.

Samala, a. impure; contami­nated.

Samalaïkata, pp. of the follow­ing.

Samalaïkaroti (sa§ + ala§ + kar + o), to decorate; to adorn.

samalaïkari. aor.

samalaïkaritvà. abs.

Samavàya, m. combination; coming together.

Samavekkhati (sa§ + ava + ikkh + a), to consider; to examine.

samavekkhi. aor.

Samavepàkinã, f. promoting good digestion.

Samassàsa, m. relief; refresh­ment.

Samassàseti (sa§ + à + sas + e), to relieve; to refresh.

samassàsesi. aor.

samassàsetvà. abs.

Samà, f. an year.

Samàkaóóhati (sa§ + à + kaóóh + a), to abstract; to pull along.

samàkaóóhi. aor.

samàkaóóhitvà. abs.

Samàkaóóhana, nt. pulling; dragging; abstracting.

Samàkiõõa, samàkula, a. filled or covered with; crowded together; strewn with.

Samàgacchati (sa§ + à + gam + a), to meet together; to assemble.

samàgacchi. aor.

samàgantvà, samàgamma. abs.

Samàgata (pp. of the above), assembled.

Samàgama, m. meeting with; an assembly.

Samàcarati (sa§ + à + car + a), to behave; to act; to prac­tise.

samàcari. aor.

samàcaranta, pr. p.

samàcaritvà. abs.

Samàcaraõa, nt. samàcàra, m. conduct; behaviour.

Samàdapaka, samàdapetu, m. in­stigator. samàdapana, nt. insti­gation.

Samàdapeti (sa§ + à + dà + àpe), to instigate.

samàdapesi. aor.

samàdapita. pp.

samàdapetvà. abs.

Samàdahati (sa§ + à + dhà + a), to put together; to con­centrate; to kindle (fire).

samàdahi. aor.

samàdahanta. pr. p.

samàdahitvà. abs.

Samàdàti (sa§ + à + dà + a), to take; to accept.

Samàdàna, nt. taking; obser­vance; acceptance.

Samàdàya, abs. having accepted.

Samàdiyati (pass. of samàdàti), to take upon oneself.

samàdiyi. aor.

samàdinna. pp.

samàdiyitvà. abs.

samàdiyanta. pr. p.

Samàdisati (sa§ + à + dis + a), to indicate; to command.

samàdisi. aor.

samàdiññha. pp.

samàdisitvà. abs.

Samàdhàna, nt. putting together; concentration.

Samàdhi. m. meditation; one-pointedness of the mind.

~ja, a. produced by concentra­tion.