How to use "mendicant" in sentences with meaning in English and Hindi
Example sentences for "mendicant" in popular movie and book plots
- Thereafter, Thiruvengadar becomes Pattinathar and leads the life of a mendicant living on alms. - Pattinathar (1936 film)
- Thereafter Thiruvengadar becomes and leads the life of a mendicant relying on alms. - Pattinathar (1962 film)
- The kidnapped mendicant intended as his patsy has bolted in panic and been felled by his hench-robot, Hercules; under the heaviness of the latter's blow the victim has been "damaged beyond repair". - Internal Combustion (short story)
- He must conceal his real identity so he acts like an insane person and wears mendicant clothes. - Chunhyangjeon
- This time, it's a poor mendicant who, when questioned, tells Ghalib that Moti Begum teaches him these ghazals so that he can sing them to earn a few paisas. - Mirza Ghalib (film)
- As Pentuer and his mentor, the sage priest Menes, listen to the song of a mendicant priest, Pentuer says:. - Pharaoh (novel)
Meaning of "mendicant" in English
- practicing beggary
- a pauper who lives by begging
- a male member of a religious order that originally relied solely on alms
Meaning of "mendicant" in Hindi
- भिक्षुक ( Bhikshuk)
- भिखारी ( Bhikhari, bhikhaaree)
- भिक्षु ( Bhikshu)
Synonyms of "mendicant"
- friar
- beggar
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