Sutītu

Sutītu, derived from Sanskrit, generally refers to "well-born," "noble," or "belonging to a good family." It is used as an adjective to describe someone of high lineage, good character, or possessing virtuous qualities inherited from their ancestors. The term often implies a combination of social standing and moral excellence. While primarily used in Indic languages and cultures, its specific connotations can vary depending on regional dialects and traditions. The concept of being sutītu emphasizes the importance of inherited values and the responsibilities associated with a privileged upbringing.