सद् [ sad ] [ sad ]2 Root cl. [1] or cl. [6] P. ( Lit. Dhātup. xx , 24 and xxvii 133) [ sīdati ] ( ep. also [ °te ] ; Ved. [ sádati ] or [ sī́dati ] , [ °te ] ; pf. [ sasā́da ] , [ sasáttha ] , [ sedús ] , [ sediré ] Lit. RV. ; [ sīdatus ] Lit. MBh. ; [ sasadyāt ] . Lit. AV. ; aor. [ asadat ] ( cf. pres. [ stem ] ) Gr. ; 2. 3. sg. [ sátsi ] , [ sátsat ] Lit. RV. ; [ asādīt ] Lit. TĀr. ; fut. [ sattā ] Gr. ; [ satsyati ] Lit. Br. ; [ sīdiṣyati ] Lit. Pur. ; inf. [ sáde ] Lit. RV. ; [ sattum ] Lit. Br. ; [ sīditum ] Lit. MBh. ; ind.p. [ -sádya ] , [ -sádam ] Lit. RV. ; [ -sādam ] Lit. Br.) , to sit down (esp. at a sacrifice) , sit upon or in or at (acc. or loc.) Lit. RV. Lit. AV. Lit. VS. Lit. ŚBr. ; to sit down before , besiege , lie in wait for , watch (acc.) Lit. RV. Lit. AitBr. ; to sink down , sink into despondency or distress , become faint or wearied or dejected or low-spirited , despond , despair , pine or waste away , perish Lit. Mn. Lit. MBh. : Pass. [ sadyate ] (aor. [ asādi ] , [ sādi ] Lit. RV.) : Caus. [ sādáyati ] , [ °te ] (aor. [ asīṣadat ] ) , to cause to sit down or be seated , place down , put upon or in (loc.) Lit. RV. ; to put in distress , afflict , weary , exhaust , ruin , destroy Lit. MBh. Lit. Kāv. : Desid. [ siṣatsati ] Gr.: Intens. [ sāsadyate ] (Gr. also [ sāsatti ] ) , to sit down in an indecent posture Lit. Bhaṭṭ. ( cf. Gk. 1 for 2 ; Lat. (sidere) , (sedere) ; Lith. (sésti) , (sedéti) ; Slav. (sesti) ; Goth. (sitan) ; Germ. (sitzen) ; Angl.Sax. (sittan) ; Eng. (sit) . )