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sannyasi
[ suhn-yah-see ]
noun
- Hinduism. a wandering beggar and ascetic.
sannyasi
/ s蕦n藞j蓱藧s瑟; s蕦n藞j蓱藧s瑟n /
noun
- a Brahman who having attained the fourth and last stage of life as a beggar will not be reborn, but will instead be absorbed into the Universal Soul Also calledrenunciate
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亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of sannyasi1
1605鈥15; < Hindi: one who casts away
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亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of sannyasi1
from Hindi: abandoning, from Sanskrit 蝉补尘苍测腻蝉颈苍
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鈥淎s a devout Hindu sannyasi,鈥 or someone who has renounced worldly things, 鈥渉e will guarantee that the state doesn鈥檛 discriminate, and justice for all,鈥 said Tarun Vijay, a former B.J.P. member of Parliament.
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Yet with the cool of a sannyasi or a stoner, Mr. Dhir suggested a coffee run.
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This sannyasi was no other than the young thief in disguise.
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A sannyasi performs true jnan-yog when he fills his stomach as far as is necessary but does not enjoy his food.
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My smouldering reflections on social reform were interrupted by the voice of a tall sannyasi who halted before me.
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