sthitān

1. ستهِتَ

sthita mfn. standing (as opp. to ‘going’, ‘sitting’, or ‘lying’; parasparaṃsthitam, ‘standing opposed to each other’; sthitaṃtena, ‘it was stood by him’ = ‘he waited’), Mn. ; MBh. &c.

2. ستهِتَ

standing, staying, situated, resting or abiding or remaining in ( loc. or comp. ; with uccA vacezu , ‘abiding in things high and low’; with anityam, ‘not remaining permanently’, ‘staying only a short time’), KātyŚr. ; Mn. ; MBh. &c.

3. ستهِتَ

being or remaining or keeping in any state or condition ( loc. , instr. abl. comp. , or a noun in the same case, also ind.p. or adv. ; vyāpyasthitaḥ, ‘he keeps continually pervading’, Śak. ; Vikr. ; upaviśyasthitaḥ, ‘he remains sitting’, Vikr. ; kaTaM sTitA si , ‘how did you fare?’, Vikr. ; evaṃsthi