Sati

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The traditional custom of a Hindu woman giving herself up to be cremated on her husband’s funeral pyre as a sign of her devotion.

Abbreviation of satisfied or satisfaction. Often used to express satisfaction after any kind of enjoyment. It is sometimes used as adjective of the source of satisfaction. Urban Dictionary

Sati is the shorter word for "ysati" which means "You suck at the internet". Urban Dictionary

Sati - A slang word used in Norway, derived from the word 'satan'. It's used to express excitement or amazement in response to something cool or funny. Similar to saying "Holy shit!" in English. For example, if someone pulls off a sick trick on skis, a friend might exclaim in Norwegian: "å saaaati!" Urban Dictionary

Sati is the sassiest girl you will ever come upon. She’s hot-headed, quick-tempered, and aggressive. However, underneath all that is an absolute doll and an amazing girl you should definitely keep as a friend. She’s super pretty and always knows the wittiest jokes. If you have a Sati in your life, keep her around. Urban Dictionary

One of a kind. Charming, sweet, friendly, and super sexy. Satie is the type of girl that looks super innocent and acts like it too, but once you see the real her you fall in love with the passionate, funny, weird, fantastic, lovable bundle she truly is. Satie is always around if you need her and knows EVERYBODY by name and gets along with them too. Not one person could ever say they dont like her because there is something about this beautiful babe that leaves everybody wanting more. Satie likes meeting new people and adores the boys. Satie thinks that guys dont really reconize her, but they all do, and when they finally get the chance to talk to her they cant stop wanting to be with Satie. Satie is the woman that would typically be a good friend and a really good lover. She has the traits of being almost flawless and is gorgous with the cutest eyes that tell you everything. Satie has a big heart and lets you know that shes there for you because this beautiful woman is a true friend that stays loyal to her friends, family and her man. Urban Dictionary

.adj. (say-sh-t) satisfied to a whole. satisfied to completion. Something just not covered by sated and satiated. Sounds right and is less, pretentious. Urban Dictionary

N. derived from the Greek word Satyriasis which means uncontrollable sexual desire in a male. Comparable to the female nymphomaniac. The differance being when a female is a nympho she is a slut or a loose woman. When a male is a saty he is merely a player or a gigolo. It does not usually have the same negative connotation as nympho does. Urban Dictionary

Satisfaction acquired by tricking someone to do something or outsmarting someone in a situation. Urban Dictionary

(Adj.) Used to describe a feeling you get when you've been waiting for a pin drop for months, set your alarms for the release date, add the pin to your cart, and get the sold our screen as you click submit payment Urban Dictionary

Sati - A slang word used in Norway, derived from the word 'satan'. It's used to express excitement or amazement in response to something cool or funny. Similar to saying "Holy shit!" in English. For example, if someone pulls off a sick trick on skis, a friend might exclaim in Norwegian: "å saaaati!" Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to sati:
sati.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word sati:
immolate, immolated, immolation, pyre, shakti, parvati, shiva, yaga, mindfulness, smriti, vilified, wandered, devi, uninvited, chaste, infanticide, mata, insulted, purana, maa, beg, rani, lek, sita, sacrificial, reborn, brahma, insult, chakra, vishnu, sorrow, durga, ramayana, vara, ascetic, mela, rajput, vedic, corpse, das, kali, ganesh, pillars, goddess, dowry, naga, burying, pali, brahmin, pillar, widow, funeral, guru, subcontinent, rama, grief, sanskrit, withstand, tara, caste, worshipped, sikh, sacrifice, maharaja, hinduism, hindu, invite, mythological, kannada, shri, dharma, fallen, jumped, burning, telugu, consort, raja, enraged, temple, herself, prevention, fell, ritual, baba, bengal, prevalent, custom, linking, venetian, wives, burnt, suicide, accreditation, inscribed, pilgrimage, curse, kashmir, rite, ram, lord.

Adjectives that are often used to describe sati:
voluntary, true, beloved, anti, sanskrit, awful, real, last, legal, first, pro, egyptian, original, sapta, modern, dismembered, average, maha, poor, beautiful, dead, local, very, heroic, genuine, secret.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective sati:
stones, stone, rite, system, custom, temples, practice, incidents, incident, movement, cases, patthana, debate, daha, issue, worship, lobby, temple, campaign, law, faction, meditation, savitri, sampajanna, ritual, memorials, factory, rally, pillars, nisa, legislation, shrine, ceremony, deaths, pratha, case, debates, tradition, suicide, mangalam, hood, memorialization, sthal, cult, controversy, memorial, immolations, ideology, panna, event, shrines, chowra, the, campaigners, ideal, saras, stand.

Words that sound like sati:
sati, city, settee, sooty, saty, citi, sata, setee, sato, citie, seti, soddy, setty, satie, satu, soty, suttee, siti, suti, saadi, seity, suety, soti, ceti, citee, satoh, c t, sotie, zati, saudi, saute, sahi, cd, sadie, scotty, spotty, seedy, scottie, stee, sita, soto, sti, sota, cita, satay, sadi, sace, stea, sada, seta, cyto, seto, c2, saito, sito, citu, setta, saatchi, stey, sotto, stati, sashi, scotti, sitta, sidy, ceta, seeta, saidi, seato, sarti, cedi, saat, setae, ceto, sidi, sodi, c d, sakti, sott, sedi, siddhi, souto, cdi, cdy, satta, set to, setu, saada, sadu, saci, sotu, seita, sadeh, saai, sadda, cyto-, sozzi, stii, sacci, see to.