discalced

An archaic adjective meaning 'barefoot' or 'without shoes', historically used in religious contexts to describe certain orders of monks or nuns who went unshod as a form of penance or simplicity.

• 🌐صفة قديمة تعني 'حافي القدمين' أو 'بلا حذاء'، وقد استُخدمت تاريخيًا في السياق الديني لوصف بعض الرهبان أو الراهبات الذين يسيرون حفاة قدمين علامة على التوبة أو البساطة.

1. Barefoot or sandaled (religious orders) C2 formal

   Describing members of certain religious orders who go barefoot or wear only sandals as a sign of humility or austerity.

   • The Discalced Carmelites follow a strict rule of wearing sandals.
   • Many discalced friars walk barefoot as part of their vows.
   • The order was founded as a discalced branch of the larger community.
   • He joined a discalced monastic order to embrace a simpler life.

   🌐حافي القدمين

   المرادفات: barefootbarefooteddiscalceateshoelessunshod

   الأضداد: calcedshod