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Pronunciation / Transliteration: bairagi
"वह शहर छोड़कर एक बैरागी की तरह रहने लगा।"
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A person who lives a solitary life and tends to avoid other people.
"He became a recluse after the tragedy, rarely leaving his home."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'recluse' originates from the Latin 'reclusus', the past participle of 'recludere', meaning 'to shut up'. It entered Middle English through Old French in the late 14th century, evolving to describe someone who withdraws from society.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Recluse" is said worldwide
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reclus
Transliteration: reclus
"Il vit en reclus dans sa grande maison."
Einsiedler
Transliteration: Einsiedler
"Nach dem Tod seiner Frau lebte er wie ein Einsiedler."
recluso
Transliteration: recluso
"È diventato un recluso e non esce mai."
recluso
Transliteration: recluso
"Vive como un recluso en las montañas."
recluso
Transliteration: recluso
"Ele tornou-se um recluso após a aposentadoria."
बैरागी
Transliteration: bairagi
"वह शहर छोड़कर एक बैरागी की तरह रहने लगा।"
隐士
Transliteration: yǐnshì
"这位老艺术家晚年过着隐士一般的生活。"
은둔자
Transliteration: eundunja
"그는 사회와 단절된 채 은둔자로 살아가고 있다."
世捨て人
Transliteration: sesutebito
"彼はまるで世捨て人のように誰とも会わずに暮らしている。"
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