The meaning of Monastic

Monastic – definition

adjective
Relating to monks, nuns, or others living under religious vows, or the buildings in which they live.
Usage examples:
A monastic order
Synonims:
Cloistered Conventual Cloistral Claustral Canonical Monastical Cenobitic Monachal

noun
A monk or other follower of a monastic rule.
Usage examples:
Weber's texts also employ the typology to distinguish the asceticism of medieval monastics from tha…

adjective
Of or related to monasteries or monks

Monastic translation into English

Monastic: translate from English into Chinese

修道士, 庙宇的

Monastic: translate from English into Dutch

Kloosterlijk, Klooster-, Monnik

Monastic: translate from English into French

Monastique, Monacal

Monastic: translate from English into German

Klösterlich, Mönchisch

Monastic: translate from English into Hindi

मठवासी, मठ का, मठवासी का, मठवासिनी का, वैरागियों का, मठ-संबंधी, आश्रम-संबंधी, मठाधिकारी या मठ संबंधी

Monastic: translate from English into Italian

Monastico, Monacale

Monastic: translate from English into Korean

수사, 수도원의, 수도원적인

Monastic: translate from English into Russian

Монашеский, Монастырский, Монах

Monastic: translate from English into Spanish

Monástico

Word origin

late Middle English (in the sense ‘anchoritic’): from late Latin monasticus, from Greek monastikos, from monazein ‘live alone’.

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Monastic – similar words

monaster

noun
A unipolar (monopolar) or half spindle.

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Monastic synonims

canonical

kəˈnɒnɪk(ə)l

adjective
According to or ordered by canon law.
Usage examples:
The canonical rites of the roman church

plural noun
The prescribed official dress of the clergy.
Usage examples:
Cardinal bea in full canonicals

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claustral

adjective
Relating to a cloister or religious house.
Usage examples:
Claustral buildings

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cloistered

adjective
Enclosed by or having a cloister.
Usage examples:
A cloistered walkway

verb
Seclude or shut up in a convent or monastery.
Usage examples:
The monastery was where the brothers would cloister themselves to meditate

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conventual

adjective
Relating or belonging to a convent.
Usage examples:
The conventual life

noun
A person who lives in or is a member of a convent.
Usage examples:
Proximity to the parish brought conventuals closer to the everyday concerns of churchgoers.

All meanings and translations of Conventual

monachal

adjective
Relating to or characteristic of a monk; monastic.
Usage examples:
The monachal orders of the roman church

All meanings and translations of Monachal

monastical

adjective
Designating, relating to, or characteristic of the monastic life or a person who lives such a life; monastic. in early use: specifically †solitary, eremitic (obsolete).

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