s. m, Corruption of the Sanskrit word Yati. A chaste person, one of conjugal fidelity, one who practices celibacy:—jatísatí, s. f. The same as Jatí:—Jatí misák, s. m. (lit. Jáṭ's tooth brush) Is a small plant (Heliotropium ramosissium) that grows in the Thal. The leaves which are broad are dried, pounded and boiled and used internally for gonorrhœa, and in some places it is applied after snake-bite:—ek nárí sadá jatí. A man with one wife is considered always chaste and celebated.