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Samika 164 Sarathi
Samika [fr- samin] i. owner M 1.27; J 1.194; Vism 63.
2. husband Vin 111.137; J 1.307; n.128; A 11.58 sq.
Pv 11.37.
Samin [cp. Sk. svamin, fr. sva = sa*] i. owner, ruler, lord,
master Vin 1.303, 307; Sn 83; Mhvs 37, 241 ; J v. 253
(°paribhoga, q. v.); Pv iv.6* ; Vism 63; DA 1.261 ;
vi.300 ;
PvA 43, 65. voc. sami " Sir " J DhA 1.20.
f. samini J v.297 ; VvA 225. See also suramin. — assamin
not ruling Miln 253 ; Pv rv.6'. —2. husband PvA
31 (sami, voc. = "my lord"), 82. — f. samini wife
Mhvs 5, 43 ; PvA 82, 276.
-vacana (sami°) the genitive case J 1.185; 111.98
(upayog'atthe) ; v. 42 (karan'atthe). 444 ; VvA 304
SnA 210 (for upayoga), 310 (id.).
Samiya husband J 1.352 ;
see samika.
Samisa (adj.) [sa+amisa] i. holding food Vin 11.214=
IV. 198. — 2. fleshly, carnal D 11.298 = M 1.59; A 1.81 ;
Ps II. 41. Opp. to niramisa spiritual (e. g. Ps 1.59).
Samici & samici° (f) [fr. samma2 = Vedic samyac, of which
pi. nom. f. samicih freq. in R. V.] right, proper course
Vin III. 246 ; D 11.104 ; A 11.56, 65 ; S v.261, 343 ; Miln 8 ;
DhA 1.57.
-kamma proper act, homage Vin 11.22, 162, 255; A
1.123 ; II. 180 ; D III. 83 ; J
1.218, 219 ; Miln 8. -patipada
right course of life M 1.281 ; A 11.65. -patipanna
correct in life D 11.104; S 1.220; A 11.56; iv.310.
Samokkagsika (adj.) [fr. samukkagsati, cp. ukkagsaka.
The BSk. is samutkarsiki dharmadeSana Divy 61 7] exalting,
praising (i. e. the 4 truths), as much as " standard."
Kern, Toev. 11.64, takes it to mean " condensed, given
in brief." Usually in phrase °ika dhammadesana (thus
as f. of °aka!)e. g. Vin 1.16, 18 ; 11.156 ; D i.i 10 ; M 1.380 ;
A IV. 186; V.194; DA 1.277 (expl"!); ThA 137; PvA 38.
195 ; VvA 50. Only once with fiana at DhsA 9.
Samudda (nt.) [fr. samudda] sea salt Vin 1.202 ; Abhp
461.
Samuddika (adj.) [fr. samudda] seafaring D 1.222 ; S 111.155 ;
A III. 368 (vanija) ; iv.uy (nava) ; Vism 63; DhsA 320.
At J VI. 581 s.-mahasankha denotes a kind of trumpet.
Sameti see sammati^,
Saya [cp. Sk. sayar). on which Aufrecht, Halayudha p. 380,
remarks " : this word seems to be the gerund of sa, and
to have signified originally ' having finished." A masc.
saya does not exist." Cp. Vedic °saya] evening, only
adverbially sayag, at night Vin in. 147; J 11.83; DhA
1.234; usually opposed to pato (patag) in the morning,
early e. g. saya-patag D Ii.i88 ; Miln 419 ; J 1.432, 460 ;
V.462 ; sayag-patag Vin 11. 185; DhA 11.66; sayari ca
pato ca Pv 1.6' ; 11.9"
; PvA 127 ; saya-tatiyaka for the
third time in the evening D 1. 167 ; A 11.206 ; v.263, 266,
268; M 1.343; sayamasa supper J 1.297; v.461 ; DhA
1.204. sayag as quasi-nominative : sayag ahosi J vi.505 ;
atisayag too late Th i, 231 ; J 11.362 ; v.g4 ; sayatarag
later in the evening (compar.) J vi.366.
Sayanha [sayag -1- anha. cp. Sk. sayahna] evening D 11.9 ;
I J i