mendicant
/ˈmen.dɪ.kənt/Traduction: Adjectif désignant une personne qui mendie ou vit de la mendicité, ou ce qui se rapporte à la mendicité., Nom désignant une personne qui vit de la mendicité, ou un membre d'un ordre religieux qui compte à l'origine exclusivement sur la charité pour subsister.
Liens du mot
adjective
/ˈmen.dɪ.kənt/Устаревшее прилагательное, описывающее человека, который является нищим или живёт попрошайничеством; относящийся к попрошайничеству.
Adjetivo que describe a una persona que es pobre o vive pidiendo limosna, o lo relacionado con la mendicidad.
Adjectif désignant une personne qui mendie ou vit de la mendicité, ou ce qui se rapporte à la mendicité.
Veraltetes Adjektiv, das eine Person beschreibt, die bettelarm ist oder vom Betteln lebt; das Betteln betreffend.
Adjetivo arcaico que descreve alguém que é mendigo ou vive de pedir esmolas; relativo à mendicância.
过时的形容词,形容以乞讨为生的人或与乞讨有关的。
صفة تعني الشخص الفقير الذي يعيش على التسول أو يستجدي الناس، أو ما يتعلق بالتسول والسؤال.
An archaic adjective describing someone who is a beggar or lives by begging; relating to begging.
Practicing beggaryC1formal
Living by begging; relating to the practice of begging for money or alms.
Нищенствующий
mendicante
mendiant
Bettelnd
Mendicante
乞讨的
متسوّل
- The mendicant friar relied on the charity of villagers.
- His mendicant lifestyle was a matter of necessity, not choice.
- They encountered a mendicant priest wandering the streets.
Relating to beggingC1formal
Characteristic of or associated with the act of begging or the state of being a beggar.
Нищенский
Mendicante
relatif à la mendicité
bettlerisch
Mendicante
乞讨的
متعلق بالاستعطاء
- The novel depicts a mendicant society where poverty is widespread.
- She adopted a mendicant approach, asking strangers for help.
- Mendicant orders traditionally vow poverty and rely on alms.
Synonymesbeggarly
Antonymescharitablemunificentopulent
- more mendicant comparative form
- most mendicant superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1
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noun
/ˈmen.dɪ.kənt/Существительное, обозначающее человека, живущего попрошайничеством, или члена религиозного ордена, который изначально полагался исключительно на подаяние.
Sustantivo que designa a una persona que vive de la limosna o a un miembro de una orden religiosa que originalmente dependía exclusivamente de la caridad.
Nom désignant une personne qui vit de la mendicité, ou un membre d'un ordre religieux qui compte à l'origine exclusivement sur la charité pour subsister.
Substantiv, das eine Person bezeichnet, die vom Betteln lebt, oder ein Mitglied eines religiösen Ordens, der ursprünglich ausschließlich auf Almosen angewiesen war.
Substantivo que designa uma pessoa que vive de esmolas ou um membro de ordem religiosa que originalmente dependia exclusivamente da caridade alheia.
指靠乞讨为生的人,也指最初完全依靠施舍为生的宗教修会成员(托钵修士)。
اسم يشير إلى الشخص الذي يعيش على التسوّل ويطلب الصدقات من الناس، أو إلى عضو في جماعة دينية كانوا يعتمدون أول الأمر على الصدقات وحدها.
A noun referring to a person who lives by begging, or a member of a religious order that originally relied solely on alms.
Religious BeggarC1formal
A male member of a religious order who originally relied solely on alms for survival, often associated with mendicant orders like the Franciscans or Dominicans.
Нищенствующий монах
mendicante religioso
Mendiant religieux
Bettelmönch
Monge mendicante
托钵修士
راهب متسول
- The mendicant wandered from town to town, preaching and relying on the charity of others.
- Saint Francis of Assisi was a famous mendicant who embraced a life of poverty.
- The mendicant order was founded on the principle of living without personal property.
Synonymesfriar
Pauper or BeggarC1formal
A person who lives by begging, typically a poor individual who asks for money or food from strangers.
Нищий или попрошайка
mendigo
Mendiant (personne qui mendie)
Bettler oder Bettlerin
Mendigo ou pedinte
乞丐或叫花子
متسول أو فقير
- The mendicant sat on the street corner, holding out a cup for coins.
- In medieval times, many mendicants were seen as a part of the urban landscape.
- The novel's protagonist was a mendicant who struggled to survive in the harsh city.
Synonymesbeggarcadgermoocherpanhandlerpauperspongertrampvagabondvagrant
- mendicants plural form
- mendicants' possessive plural form
- mendicant's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1
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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en
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