In Jain Dharma, there is no canonical or religiously formal concept of “gotra” like in the Hindu Brahminical system. Both Śvetāmbara and Digambara traditions do not use gotra as a core way to classify or trace spiritual lineage.

• Śvetāmbara Jains: Gotra is not a standard or doctrinal category in their scriptures or practices. Identity is more often discussed in terms of sect (Śvetāmbara), temple lineages, or family traditions, but not as a religiously defined gotra.
• Digambara Jains: Similarly, Digambaras do not rely on or teach a gotra system as part of Jain doctrine or monastic lineage.

If you have a specific family or community context in mind, the use of “gotra” might be a local or non-religious label used by that family, not a Jain religious concept. For precise, tradition-specific details, you may want to consult local Jain elders or a well-established Jain reference source.