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Monachus

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Table of contents

1 Etymology

2 Latin

2.1 Noun
2.2 Related Terms

Etymology

From Greek monachos, single or alone

Latin

Noun

monachus m, genitive monachi

Second declension

monk; (male) member of a religious community which lives isolated or apart from the rest of the world, such as the Benedictines or Buddhists. The feminine form is monacha.

Related Terms

abbatus
monasterium
monasticus

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