Origin and Meaning of Sruti

That which is heard; a body of sacred knowledge

Origin: Sanskrit - Derived from the Sanskrit word 'śruti', which refers to a category of sacred texts in Hinduism considered to be divinely revealed.

• In Hindu philosophy, Śruti signifies knowledge that comes from hearing and is often associated with the Vedas, the oldest sacred texts in Hinduism.
• The name Sruti is often used in India and among communities influenced by Indian culture, particularly in Hindu families.
• Notable bearers of the name include Indian classical musicians and scholars who have contributed to the understanding and teaching of sacred texts.
• Although not as common as some other names, Sruti has been increasingly used in modern India, particularly among families who seek distinctive and meaningful names.
• Related names include Srutika and Srutidevi, which incorporate similar roots and meanings in variations.