[sam-tâná] masculine Classical (post-Vedic) Sanskrit: continuity, continu- ance; uninterrupted series, continuous flow; continuous train of thought (rare); lasting alliance (in which a daughter is given to one's ally; also -samdhi, masculine); continuation of a family, offspring, progeny (also neuter); Veda, Vedic: con nexion, transition (in recitation etc.); reti culated ligature, sinew: -ka, masculine one of the five trees of paradise: -maya, adjective (î) consist ing of the flowers of the Samtânaka tree; -tânam, absolute extending across; -tâpa, masculine heat; pain, suffering, anguish, distress, at (locative); remorse, repentance; penance (rare): -m kri, be distressed about (prati): -kârin, adjective causing suffering; -tâpana, adjective paining, afflicting; -tâpa-vat, adjective afflicted with pain, sorrowful; -tâpa-hara, adjective removing heat; -târa, masculine crossing (water, genitive, --˚): -mûlaka, probably incorrect; -târya, future participle passive to be crossed (sea); to be got over (figurative, -ly).
Source: Macdonell