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41 mendicancy, mendicity
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42 to reduce to mendicity
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43 kerjäläisyys
• mendicity• mendicancy• beggary -
44 die Bettelei
- {mendicity} nghề ăn xin, sự ăn mày -
45 mendicidad
f.1 begging.2 beggary, mendicity, beggardliness, mendicancy.* * *1 begging* * *SF begging, mendicity frm* * *femenino begging* * *femenino begging* * ** * *
mendicidad sustantivo femenino
begging
mendicidad sustantivo femenino begging, mendicancy: desde que lo perdió todo se dedica a la mendicidad, ever since he lost everything he has been living on alms
* * *mendicidad nfbegging* * *f begging* * *mendicidad nf: begging -
46 просия
begging; mendicancy, mendicityмонаси, конто живеят от просия ист. mendicant friars* * *просѝя,ж., само ед. begging; mendicancy, mendicity; монаси, които живеят от \просия истор. (от просешките ордени на Католическата църква) mendicant friars.——————просия̀вам гл. brighten, clear up, shine; прен. beam (от with), brighten up (with).* * *begging; mendicancy* * *1. begging;mendicancy, mendicity 2. монаси, конто живеят от ПРОСИЯ ист. mendicant friars -
47 mendicancy
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48 нищенство
2) Bookish: mendicancy3) Religion: mendicity -
49 попрошайничество
1) General subject: mendicancy, cadging, panhandling2) American: panhandle3) Bookish: mendicity5) Business: begging6) leg.N.P. beggary, profession of beggary -
50 Bettelei
f; -, meist Sg.1. begging2. umg. pleading; hör auf mit der ewigen Bettelei! stop pestering me about it all the time!* * *die Betteleimendicancy* * *Bet|te|lei [bɛtə'lai]f -, -enbegging* * *Bet·te·lei<-, -en>[bɛtəˈlai]f (pej) begging* * *die; Bettelei, Betteleien begging no art* * *1. begging2. umg pleading;hör auf mit der ewigen Bettelei! stop pestering me about it all the time!* * *die; Bettelei, Betteleien begging no art* * *-en m.mendicancy n.mendicity n. -
51 पैण़्डिक्यम् _paiṇ&tod;ḍikyam _पैण्डिन्यम् _paiṇḍinyam
पैण़्डिक्यम् पैण्डिन्यम् Living on alms, mendicity.Sanskrit-English dictionary > पैण़्डिक्यम् _paiṇ&tod;ḍikyam _पैण्डिन्यम् _paiṇḍinyam
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52 tiggeri
subst. begging, beggary, mendicity -
53 жебрацтво
с1) (жебрання, старцювання) begging, mendicity, mendicancy2) ( злиденність) beggary, extreme poverty3) beggars -
54 старцювання
сbeggarliness, beggary; mendicity, mendicancy -
55 dilencilik
n. beggary, mendicancy, mendicity* * *1. beggary 2. mendicancy -
56 mendicité
mendicité [mɑ̃disite]feminine noun* * *mɑ̃disitenom féminin begging* * *mɑ̃disite nf* * *mendicité nf begging; vivre de la mendicité to beg for a living; en être réduit à la mendicité to be reduced to begging.[mɑ̃disite] nom féminin1. [action] begging -
57 питање
(просење) n begging, asking alms, mendicity* * *mendicancy -
58 просење
begging, asking alms, mendicity* * *mendicancy -
59 거지 생활
n. beggary, mendicancy, mendicity -
60 탁발
n. friarhood, mendicity
См. также в других словарях:
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mendicity — noun the state of being a beggar; mendicancy or beggary … Wiktionary
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