Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu .1.14
ṣoḍhā hāsa-ratiḥ syāt smita-hasite vihasitāvahasite ca |
[shodhaa haasa-ratih syaat smita-hasite vihasitaavahasite cha |]
apahasitātihasitake jyeṣṭhādīnāṁ kramād dve dve ||14||
[apahasitaatihasitake jyeshthaadeenaam kramaad dve dve ||14||]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
ṣoḍhā hāsa-ratiḥ syāt smita-hasite vihasitāvahasite ca |
apahasitātihasitake jyeṣṭhādīnāṁ kramād dve dve ||14||
There are six types of hāsya-rati: smita, hasita, vihasa, avahasita, apahasita, and atihasita. The first two appear in superiors (such as sages or confidential friends), the second two appear in persons of medium status (messengers or servants) and the third two appear in those of lowest status (such as children).
Purport
According to Śrīla Rūpa Gosvāmī’s calculation, laughter in ecstatic love can be broken down into six divisions. These divisions, according to different degrees of smiling, are called in the Sanskrit language smita, hasita, vihasita, avahasita, apahasita and atihasita. These six classes of smiling can be classified as major and minor. The major division includes smita, hasita and vihasita smiling, and the minor division includes avahasita, apahasita and atihasita smiling.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
My note
Source: vedabase.io