What is another word for buddhist texts?
Pronunciation: [bˈʊdɪst tˈɛksts] (IPA) 
Buddhist literature encompasses a vast array of texts, including sutras, scriptures, and teachings that reveal the teachings and practices of Buddhism. The term "Buddhist texts" is widely used to refer to these collections, but there are other synonymous designations available. For instance, "Buddhist canons" is commonly applied to the collections of scriptures recognized by various Buddhist traditions, including the Pali Canon and the Chinese Buddhist Canon. Additionally, "dharma texts" is used to denote the ancient Buddhist teachings and other sacred texts that describe the nature of reality, while "sutras" and "scriptures" explicitly references the Buddha's discourses and other written records compiled by early Buddhist communities.
