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convince D 1.236 ; M '• 1.397
Sannavant 130 Sanda
A
1.75 ; S iv.313 ; Vin i.io ;
II. 197; Miln 316. — ^3. to appease, conciliate J 1.479;
PvA 16. Also safliiapeti J 1.26. etc. -—inf. saniiattur)
Sn 597. — pp. sannatta. — At J 1.408 read sannapapetva
(instead of saiinar) papetva), or simply satiiiapetva,
like the parallel text at Ud 17.
Sannavant (adj.) [fr. saiifia] having perception A 11.215 =
Dhs 1003.
Sannita [=sannata; pp. of sanjanati] so-called, named,
so-to-speak Mhvs 7, 45; PvA 135; Sdhp 72, 461. See
also aya under niraya.
Sannin (adj.) [fr. saiiiia] (f. saiiiiini) conscious, being aware
of (-"), perceiving, having perception D 1.31, 180 ; 111.49,
III, 140, 260; S 1.62; A 11.34, 48. 5°; 'ii-iS ; IV. 427;
Dh 253; Nd' 97, 138. — alokasanfiin having a clear
perception D 1.71 ; A 11. 21 1 ; v.207 ; turn 1.2 1 1 ; nanatta"
conscious of diversity A iv.39 sq. pathavisafifiin con-
;
scious of the earth (kasina), in samadhi A v. 8 sq. ;
pathavisanniniyo (fern, plur.), having a worldly mind
D II. 1 39 ; asubhasaiinin perceiving the corruption of the
world It 93 ; vihigsasaniiin conscious of the trouble
Vin 1.7 ; nevasaniii-nasannin neither conscious nor unconscious
D III. in ; A 11.34; i^d' 97, 138; It 90; DA
I.I 19. Cp. vi°. — In composition safiiii'', e. g. °gabbha
animate production D 1.54 ; DA 1.163.
Sannivada [sannin -I- vada] name of a school maintaining conscious
existence after death D 1.31 ; DA i.i 19 ; Mhbv 1 10.
Sa(a [most likely — Sk. sada (fall), fr. sad to fall; Kern
Toev. s. v. equals it to Sk. suta (or srta) of sj (or su) to
run (to impel), as in ussata and visata. The Dhtm
(789) gives a root sat '" meaning of " visarana," i.' e.
profusion, diffusion (cp. visata)] a fall, a heap of things
fallen; only in cpd. panna° a heap of fallen leaves
M 1. 21 ( — panna-kacavara MA 1.120); J 11.271.
Sattha [pp. of sajati^] dismissed ;
in cpd. -"esana one who
has abandoned all longing or research D 111.209 (cp.
Dial. III. 247 "has utterly given up quests"); A 11. 41
(so read for sath°). — sittha at S 111.84 is to be read
settha, and at S iv.298 satha.
Satthi (num. ord.) [cp. Sk. sasti : see cha] sixty D 1.45 ;
11.261 ; Sn 538; DhA 111.412 (ckuna°). It is found
mostly in the same application as cha (group-number),
e. g. at J 1.64 (°turiya-sahassani) ;
DhA
VvA 92 (id.) ; J 1.87
(°yojana) ; vi.5i2 ("sahassa) ;
("sakata). -°hayana 60
1.8,
years old (of
17, 26, 131
elephant) M
1.229; J n.343.
Satthut] at J V!.i85 (tar) asakkhi satthug) is inf. of sajati*
(srj^Sk. srastur)) to dismiss, let loose. The form has
caused trouble, since the Com. explains it with gan-
hitur) " to take." This has induced Kern (Toev. s. v.)
to see in it a very old (even pre-\eA\c !) form with
*sadhug as original. Evidently he derives it fr. sah
(Epic Sk. sodhui) !), as he trsh it as " to master, overpower."
Sa^ha (adj.) [cp. Sk. satha] crafty, treacherous, fraudulent
D 11.258 ; III. 246 ; M 1.32, 153 ; S iv.299 ; A 11. 41 ; III. 35 ;
v. 157; Dh 252; Vin 11.89; Nd' 395; Miln 250; Davs
11.88; DhA III. 375; Dhtp 100 (. = ketave). — f. sathi
Pv II.3''. See also keratika, samaya°, satheyya.
Sathata (f.) [abstt fr. satha] craft, wickedness Pug 19.
Sathila (adj.) [Sk. srthila, which also appears as sithila,
e. g. Th I, 277] loose, inattentive Dh 312.
Sathesana see sattha.
Saoa ;
(nt.) [Vedic sana Gr. icrfi'i/n.^if =Lat. cannabis;
Ags haenep = E. hemp; Ger. hanf.] a kind of hemp
D 11.350 (v. 1.) ; S I.I 15 (do.) ; cp. san >lS: sani.
-dhovika [perhaps (Kern's suggestion) sana° (v. 1.) =
visana" ?] name of a particular kind of gambol of
elephants in water M i.2.}9, 375. Bdhgh at DA 1.84
uses the obscure term sana-dhovana-kija to denote a
trick of Candalas. But see sandhovika.
Savati [svan; Idg. *suen6=Lat. sono, Ags. swin music,
swinsian to sing Ohg. swan=swan] ;
to sound, to make
a noise Sn 721 (T. sanati) = Miln 414 ; sanate S 1.7 =203 ;
J VI 507 ; ppr. sananto Sn 720 (T. n).
Sa9ii) (adv.) [cp. Sk. sanaih] softly, gradually Sn 350 ;
Mhvs 25, 84.
'•
SaQikat] (adv.) [fr. last] slowly, gently, gradually D 11.333
M 1. 120 ; S 1.82, 203 ; J 1.9, 292 ; 11. 103 ; Miln 117; DA
1. 197 ; DhA 1.60, 389 ; VvA 36, 178.
Saptha a reed (used for bow-strings) M 1.429.
Santhapeti & °^apeti [Caus. of santitthati] i. to settle, to
establish A 11.94 (cittari) ; S iv.263 ; J 1.225 ; PvA 196.
— 2. to call to order D I.I 79 (°ap°). — 3. to adjust, fold
up J 1.304.
Santhahana (nt.) [fr. santitthati] recreation Vism 420 sq.
Santhati see santitthati.
Sa9^ana (nt.) [fr. sag -1- stha] i. configuration, position ;
composition, nature, shape, form Vin 11. 7O; M 1.120
(spelt °nth°) ; A 1.50; iv.igo (C. osakkana) ; Miln, 270,
316, 405; J 1. 71, 291. 368; 11.108; Vism 184, 225. 243;
DhsA 32 I ; DA 1.88 (nth) ; SnA 464 ( =linga). su° well
formed Sn 28. — adj. (-°) having the appearance of
megha-vanna° PvA 251 ; chavi" appearance of the skin
1.271 ;
J 1.489; vanna° outward semblance Nett 27; J
sarira" the (material) body Vism 193. — 2. fuel J 11.330
^iv.471. — 3. (usually spelt °nth°) a resting place,
meeting place, public place (market) (cp. Sk. sansthana
in this meaning). At S 1.201 in phrase nadi-tiresu
santhane sabhasu rathiyasu (i. e. at all public places).
S 1.201 reads santhane (v. 1. santhane) ; cp. K.S. 1.25O
from C. : "a resting place (vissaraana-tthane) near the
city gate, when market -wares had been brought down."
trsl" " resting by the gates." This stanza is quoted at
SnA 20, where the ed. prefers reading panthane as
correct reading (v. 1. santhane). At M 1.481 ("nth")
S 11.28 (2 fr. b.). it seems to be used in the sense of " end.
stopping, cessation " = A iv.190 (the editions of S and A
havcsaijthana). At J vi.i 13 it is translated by " market
place." the comp. santhana-gata being explained by the
Comm. by santhana-mariyadag gata. but at J vt.360
santhana-gata is by the English translator translated
" a wealthy man " (vinicchaye thito, Com.), which,
however, ought to be " in the court house " (cp. vinicchaya-tthana),
i. e. publicly. In both places there is also
v. 1. santhana-°.
Savthita [pp. of santitthati] 1. established in {-°), settled,
composed Sn 330 (santi-soracca-samadhi°) ; Sdhp 458 ;
su° firmly or well established Sn 755 ; Miln 383 ; in a
good position, well situated DhsA 65. — 2. being com-
posed (as), being of the nature of (-"). uUumpanasabhava"
of a helping disposition DA i.i ; 77 PvA 35.
Savthiti (f.^ [fr. santitthati] i. stability, firmness S v.228 ;
Dhs 11; Vism 206; DhsA 143; Sdhp 460. — 2. fixing,
settling Miln 144.
Sa94a [dial.; Dhtm 157: gumb' attha-m-irane ; cp. Sk.
sanda] a heap, cluster, multitude ; a grove (vana")
D 1.87; S III. 108; Vin 1.23; J 1.134 (vana°) ; satta°
teeming with beings It 21. — Jambu° N. of Jamhudipa
Sn 352
- Th I. 822 (v. 1. °manda. which Kern considers
to be the correct reading; see Toev. 11.67). —sanda°carin
swarming D i.i66=M 1.77 =A 11 206.