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'''Sujātā''' or '''Sujāthā''' is a [[Sanskrit]] word meaning "from a good family origin". ''Su'' means 'good' and ''jātā'' implies ''jāti'' or 'caste'. Thus the implied and correct meaning of the word Sujata means 'of good caste' or 'the well born'. It has to be noted here that the caste-system is the spine of social Hinduism. And therefore, ''jātā'' has specific reference to ''jāti'' meaning 'caste.'
'''Sujātā''' or '''Sujāthā''' is a [[Sanskrit]] word meaning "from a good family origin". ''Su'' means 'good' and ''jātā'' implies ''jāti'' or 'caste'. Thus the implied and correct meaning of the word Sujata means 'of good caste' or 'the well born'. It has to be noted here that the caste-system is the spine of social Hinduism. And therefore, ''jātā'' has specific reference to ''jāti'' meaning 'caste.'



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Sujātā or Sujāthā is a Sanskrit word meaning "from a good family origin". Su means 'good' and jātā implies jāti or 'caste'. Thus the implied and correct meaning of the word Sujata means 'of good caste' or 'the well born'. It has to be noted here that the caste-system is the spine of social Hinduism. And therefore, jātā has specific reference to jāti meaning 'caste.'

It is a common name for an Indian female, and may refer to:

People

Religion

  • Sujata and seven types of wives, the unruly daughter-in-law of Anathapindika, a lay-disciple of the Buddha
  • Sujata Bhikkhuni, one of the Buddha's arahant nuns
  • Sujata, a maiden who, in Gautama Buddha's life, offered the Buddha a bowl of milk rice before he gave up the path of asceticism following six years of extreme austerities
  • Sujata is a name of the Hindu goddess Lakshmi

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