sutra in Irish
sutra in Irish is sútra — sutra means a rule, aphorism, or short saying in Sanskrit texts on grammar, law, or philosophy.
sutra in Irish
sútra
What does "sutra" mean?
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noun A rule, aphorism, or short saying in Sanskrit texts on grammar, law, or philosophy.
"The scholar spent years studying the ancient grammatical sutras."
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noun A Buddhist scripture recording a teaching or discourse of the Buddha.
"Monks chanted a sutra during the morning ceremony."
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sutra in a sentence
- The scholar spent years studying the ancient grammatical sutras.
- Monks chanted a sutra during the morning ceremony.
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What is "sutra" in Irish?
"sutra" in Irish is sútra. sutra means: A rule, aphorism, or short saying in Sanskrit texts on grammar, law, or philosophy.
How do you use "sutra" in a sentence?
Example: "The scholar spent years studying the ancient grammatical sutras." In Irish, "sutra" is sútra.
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