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sati
1 American
[suh-tee, suht-ee]
/ sʌˈti, ˈsʌt i /
Or
satī,
noun
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a Hindu practice whereby a widow immolates herself on the funeral pyre of her husband: now abolished by law.
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a Hindu widow who so immolates herself.
Sati
2
American
[suh-tee, suht-ee]
/ sʌˈti, ˈsʌt i /
Or
Satī
noun
Hindu Mythology.
Etymology
Origin of sati
First recorded in 1780–90, sati is from the Sanskrit word satī good woman, woman devoted to her husband
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