• sutrta,
• su7tra,
• swtra,
• esutra,
• shtra,
• sut5a ,
• sutfa,
• su5tra,
• sutdra,
• s7tra,
• sutrda,
• syutra,
• sugtra,
• xutra,
• sut6ra,
• qutra,
• 3utra,
• su8tra,
• sutraq,
• sujtra,
• dsutra,
• sutr4a,
• s8utra,
• sxutra,
• cutra,
• sjutra,
• sautra,
• sutrq,
• zsutra,
• su6tra,
• wutra,
• sutrc,
• sutraz,
• sutraa,
• sutea ,
• s utra,
• s8tra,
• s7utra,
• sutraw,
• sdutra,
• szutra,
• eutra,
• sutrra,
• sttra,
• sutpa,
• sutr5a,
• sut2a ,
• sutsa,
• sutrfa,
• sutrza,
• sutza,
• suhtra,
• sutrqa,
• sutrz,
• wsutra,
• sqtra,
• sut4ra,
• sutrsa,
• suftra,
• sutrwa,
• seutra,
• s5tra,
• su tra,
• sutrw,
• ssutra,
• sut4a,
• surtra,
• sutrs,
• sutda ,
• zutra,
• sytra,
• suvra,
• swutra,
• sutri,
• sutba,
• sutva,
• sut ra,
• sutgra,
• sjtra,
• sutfra,
• suytra,
• siutra,
• sutrea,
• sutras,
• su6ra,
• sutr a,
• xsutra

The Sanskrit word 'sutra' is derived from the root 'su', which means 'thread', implying a continuous flow of ideas. Sutras are philosophical treatises or aphorisms written for deep understanding and contemplation of spiritual truths. They are intended to be read, heard and studied, and followed as a practice. Traditionally, each sutra is a highly compressed aphorism and contains a message that succinctly covers its core teaching.

Sutras have played a central role in many Hindu traditions for centuries, encapsulating in them the core wisdom of these paths.

• sutter,
• suther,
• sutura,
• sudra,
• suitor,
• suter,
• sutera,
• suiter,
• suder,
• sudor.