sahApati
sahāpati (also sahaṃ°, sahāṃ° , and sabhāpati , qq.v. ; = Pali sahaṃpati; cf. sahā , 2 saha ), lord of the sahā (or saha ) lokadhātu , ep. of Brahman, m. , and almost invariably accompanied by a form of that word; in most texts sahāṃ° seems commoner, yet it may be only a false Sktization of Pali sahaṃ°, which could represent an orig. sahā- by the ‘law of morae’; in the mss. of LV , Divy , and some other works, sahā° predominates: LV 44.11 ; 61.5 ; 63.1 ; 69.16 ; 70.1 ; 83.13 ; 274.18 (in some of these v.l. sahāṃ°); in 73.8 ; 130.20 most mss. sahāṃ°, but Lefm. sahā°; perh. Mv ii.63.11 (so one ms. , Senart sahāṃ°, which the other ms. prob. intends); Divy 613.30 ; 652.13, 17 ; 655.6 (in the last three ed. sahāṃ°, against mss. ); Av ( Speyer always reads sahāṃ°; ms. sahā° in) i.305.14 f. ; 311.17 f. ; 317.15 (in prec. line sahāṃ°); 329.5 f. ; 337.7 f. ; 343.1 (in 2 sahāṃ°); ii.198.11 ; Suv 84.12 and 91.14 (all mss. , both times; Nobel em. sahāṃ°); Bbh 75.4 ; 295.6 .