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Bhuti is a sage and the son of Angiras. Santi is the pupil of Bhuti, who have suffered as the holy fire went out in his master's absence. Bhuti prayed to Agni and so Agni propitiated him that he not only re-lighted the flame but desired Santi to demand a further boon.
Santi accordingly solicited a son for his Guru, which son was Bhiiti, the father of the Manu Bhautya. Bhuti is also the name of a goddess, wife of Kavi.
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