English to Latvian Meaning of fakir - faķīrs

Fakir :

faķīrs

noun

faķīrs, dervišs, mūks, klostera, vientuļnieks

Fakir :: faķīrsFakirs :: fakirs

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Definitions of fakir in English

Noun(1) a Muslim or Hindu mendicant monk who is regarded as a holy man

Examples of fakir in English

(1) The Hindu fakir would sit for days without food or water, or bury himself alive as a kind of spiritual observance, a separation of mind from body.(2) Commonly, people pursue alternative treatments simultaneously, visiting a fakir for an amulet, an imam for blessed oil, and a physician for medicine.(3) One story tells how Aurangzeb became rich by summoning fakirs (Muslim holy men thought to have magical powers) to his palace and forcing them to accept fine khilats.(4) The dargah was popular among travelling fakirs (religious mendicants).(5) Giving details, the Chairman has asserted that Guru Granth Sahib revered by the Sikhs as a living God, contained verses of 15 Hindu saints and Muslim fakirs .

(1) fake out ::

viltus out

(2) fake tan ::

fake tan

(3) fake fur ::

viltus kažokādas

(4) fake money ::

viltus nauda

(5) pump fake ::

sūknis viltus

(6) fake book ::

viltus grāmata

(7) fake up ::

viltus augšu

(8) fake off ::

viltus off

Synonyms

Noun

1. faqir ::

faqir

Different Forms

fakir, fakirs

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