maya?) °samayati (= Pali °meti; CPD identifies this
with Skt. both abhi-sam-i and abhi-sam-ā-i, but neither
of these is used in any such mg. in Skt.), realizes (intuitively),
understands perfectly (cf. s.v. abhisamaya, to which this
is the verb, but the noun is commoner): °meti Mv i.312.10
(dharme, acc.pl.); ger. (satyā) °metiya (Senart's em. m.c.,
mss. °metya) Mv i.165.11; in Mv iii.382.3 mss. abhisame
(aor.?) catasro satyāṃ (i.e. the Four Noble Truths);
Senart em. abhisamita (evidently as n. pl. of ppp.) catasro
satyā; Laṅk 139.5 abhisamita-dharmaḥ, one who has
grasped the dharma; Divy 617.11 abhisamayati (caturārya-
satyāni).