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सत sat[S. सƯ; Prk. सƣ], adj. Seven (=sāt, for which it is used in comp.).—satpanć= sāt-pāṅć, q.v.s.v. sāt:—sat-ḵẖaṣmī, s.f. (colloq.) A woman who has had seven husbands;—common or public property; an office under the control of several masters:—sat-saṭh, adj. Sixty-seven (=sar-saṭhor saṛ-saṭh):—sat-sa`ī, sat-saiyā, s.f. lit.'Seven hundred'; name of a poetical work composed in the Braj dialect by BihārīLāl, an inhabitant of Gwāliyār, containing 700 dohāsor distichs of exquisite beauty and finish:—sat-konā, adj. & s.m. Seven-cornered; heptagonal;—a heptagon:—sat-khan, sat-khanā, adj. Having seven divisions or compartments; seven-storied (a house); having seven rooms (a house):—satlaṛā, adj. & s.m. (f. -ī), Of seven strings or rows (a chain, or necklace, etc.); seven-fold;—a necklace of seven strings:—sat-laṛī, s.f.=satlaṛā, q.v.:—sat-māsā, s.m. A feast given in the seventh month of pregnancy (=satwāṅsā, q.v.):—sat-manzila, adj. & s.m. Having seven floors or stories;—a seven-storied house:—satnajā(-najā, fr. nāj= anāj), s.m. A mixture of seven sorts of grain; a mixture, medley, hodgepodge;—adj. (f. -ī), Mixed, composite; unsorted, promiscuous, heterogeneous.