IPA: /ˈsɑːti/
KK: /sæti/
A historical practice in some cultures where a widow would self-immolate on her husband's funeral pyre, or a reference to the wife of the Hindu god Shiva who is associated with this practice.
In ancient times, some women chose to perform sati as a way to honor their deceased husbands.
The word 'sati' originates from Sanskrit 'sati', meaning a virtuous woman or a wife. It is often associated with the concept of fidelity and devotion in the context of marriage.
Think of the Sanskrit word 'sati' which refers to a virtuous woman, helping you remember that 'sati' signifies fidelity and devotion.