Answer

In Jain Dharma, “Tikhuto” generally refers to Trikūṭa / Trikuta, meaning “three peaks” or “three summits.”

Explanation

The word is made from:

• Tri = three
• Kūṭa = peak, summit, or elevated point

So, Tikhuto / Trikuta means something having three peaks.

In Jain context, the term is often connected with traditional Jain cosmology, temple descriptions, sacred geography, or names of mountains/structures described in Jain tradition.

Takeaway

Tikhuto means three-peaked or having three summits.