"Vandittu" is a word in Prakrit and Gujarati often used in Jain prayers and scriptures. It means "having paid obeisance" or "having bowed with respect." In many Jain texts and rituals, the word appears at the beginning of verses, indicating the devotee is first bowing or paying respect to the Tirthankaras, Arihants, Siddhas, and other revered beings before continuing with the main content of the prayer or scripture.

For example, in the famous Jain Pratikraman Sutra, the phrase "Vandittu savva Siddhe" means "Having bowed to all Siddhas (liberated souls)." This act of paying respect is an important part of Jain religious practice, signifying humility and reverence towards enlightened beings.