Definition of shastra in English:

shastra

(also sastra)

noun ˈʃɑːstrəˈSHästrə

(in Hinduism and some forms of Buddhism) a work of sacred scripture.
（印度教或某些形式佛教的）圣典
Example sentencesExamples
- The Vedas and shastras are many, but life is very short.
- During his study of the sastras he became convinced about the inherent weakness in the Advaita philosophy and developed a keen desire to revive the theistic science of Vedas with his own thorough reinterpretation of the texts.
- I told Swami that I had come to learn shastras under his tutelage.
- The dharma shastras discuss at some length the issue of unworthy or even dangerous guests, yet advising that no matter what the circumstances, the visitor should at least receive food.
- Neither shastras nor smritis suggest that there exists an immutable, universal moral doctrine.

Origin

From Sanskrit śāstra.

Definition of shastra in US English:

shastra

(also sastra)

nounˈSHästrə

(in Hinduism and some forms of Buddhism) a work of scripture.
（印度教或某些形式佛教的）圣典
Example sentencesExamples
- The dharma shastras discuss at some length the issue of unworthy or even dangerous guests, yet advising that no matter what the circumstances, the visitor should at least receive food.
- The Vedas and shastras are many, but life is very short.
- During his study of the sastras he became convinced about the inherent weakness in the Advaita philosophy and developed a keen desire to revive the theistic science of Vedas with his own thorough reinterpretation of the texts.
- Neither shastras nor smritis suggest that there exists an immutable, universal moral doctrine.
- I told Swami that I had come to learn shastras under his tutelage.

Origin

From Sanskrit śāstra.

词汇	shastra
释义	Definition of shastra in English: shastra (also sastra) noun ˈʃɑːstrəˈSHästrə (in Hinduism and some forms of Buddhism) a work of sacred scripture. （印度教或某些形式佛教的）圣典 Example sentencesExamples The Vedas and shastras are many, but life is very short. During his study of the sastras he became convinced about the inherent weakness in the Advaita philosophy and developed a keen desire to revive the theistic science of Vedas with his own thorough reinterpretation of the texts. I told Swami that I had come to learn shastras under his tutelage. The dharma shastras discuss at some length the issue of unworthy or even dangerous guests, yet advising that no matter what the circumstances, the visitor should at least receive food. Neither shastras nor smritis suggest that there exists an immutable, universal moral doctrine. Origin From Sanskrit śāstra. Definition of shastra in US English: shastra (also sastra) nounˈSHästrə (in Hinduism and some forms of Buddhism) a work of scripture. （印度教或某些形式佛教的）圣典 Example sentencesExamples The dharma shastras discuss at some length the issue of unworthy or even dangerous guests, yet advising that no matter what the circumstances, the visitor should at least receive food. The Vedas and shastras are many, but life is very short. During his study of the sastras he became convinced about the inherent weakness in the Advaita philosophy and developed a keen desire to revive the theistic science of Vedas with his own thorough reinterpretation of the texts. Neither shastras nor smritis suggest that there exists an immutable, universal moral doctrine. I told Swami that I had come to learn shastras under his tutelage. Origin From Sanskrit śāstra.
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