Your request “answer of satama” is unclear. In Jain context, “sātam/saatam” can refer to different things. Here are the common possibilities:

• Saatam (Saptami) upvaas: a fast observed by some lay Jains on the 7th lunar day; practices vary by community.
• Saatam–Aatham observance: paired austerities done around the 7th–8th lunar days in some traditions.
• A line or “uttar” (response) within a specific Jain ritual/paath (e.g., Pratikraman or Pachkhan), sometimes informally called “satama.”

If you tell me which one you mean (fast, observance, or a specific ritual line), I will give the exact traditional wording (if applicable) and the simple arth, keeping Digambar/Shvetambar nuances clear. For a quick primer on Jain fasting types, see this reference .