śāta (14915)

śāta
Entry 14915, Page 525, Col. 2

(SAta, SAta)
śāta¦, or sāta, adj., or sometimes subst. nt. (= Pali sāta; Skt. Lex., and once in cpd. ati-śāta, BR; cf. sātīyati), pleasant, agreeable, or as n. pleasantness, pleasure (opp. a-, less often vi-śāta): Mvy 1882 śātam = Tib. phya le ba (fine, smooth, refined, pleasant, Das) or mñam pa (level); sātaṃ Dharmas 34; sukha-sāta-saṃgatā Mv i.97.3, 5; sāta-sukha-sahagatam Bbh 208.26; priyarūpa-śātarūpa- Śikṣ 223.9; AsP 333.5 (°sāta°); sāta-sita (= Pali id., same vs, Dhp. 341) bound by pleasures Ud iii.5; in Mv ii.480.6 Senart by em. tasyā ahaṃ na sātā (mss. mātā) bhaviṣyāmi, towards her I shall not be agreeable, i.e. I shall be offended at her; but perhaps the reading of mss. may be kept; Princess Sudarśanā speaks, referring to her attendants: I shall not be a mother to her, i.e. I shall not cherish her.

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