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monastery Noun pl -teries the building or group of buildings where a community of monks lives [Greek monazein to live alone]
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monastery Translationsmonastery n monastery [ˈmonəstəri] a house in which a community of monks lives. kloosterدَيْرманастирklášterklosterdas Klosterμονή, μοναστήριmonasterio(munga)kloosterدیرmunkkiluostarimonastèreמִנזָרमठmanastirkolostorbiaramunkaklausturmonastero修道院迦層동øvienuolynas(vīriešu) klosterisbiaraklooster(munke)klosterklasztormosteiromănăstireмужской монастырьkláštorsamostanmanastirmunkklosterวัดmanastır修道院монастирصوفیوں، سنیاسیوں وغیرہ کا ٹھکاناtu viện修道院 adj moˈnastic [-ˈnӕ-] of, or like, monks or monasteries the monastic way of life.kloosterlikدَيْري، رَهْبانيманастирскиklášterníklosteragtig; kloster-klösterlichμοναστικόςmonásticomunga-, kloostri-رهبانىmunkki-, luostari-monastiqueחַיֵי נָזִירआश्रम संबंधीmanastirskikolostorimengenai biaraklaustur-; munka-monastico修道院の수도원의, 금욕적인vienuoliškas, vienuolynųklostera-amat sederhanakloosterlijkmunke-, kloster-klasztorny, zakonnymonásticomonasticмонашеский;монастырскийkláštornýsamostanskimanastirskikloster-, munk-เกี่ยวกับพระหรือที่อยู่ของพระmanastır hayatına ait修道院的монастирський; чернечийراہبانہ ، خانقاہیthuộc tu viện修道院的 |
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Somehow or other, as fashions do, the fashion spread; an old monastery was quickly turned into a hotel, while a famous line of steamships altered its route for the convenience of passengers. Just now I am afraid," he concluded, "this will seem to you but a bundle of purple velvet and vellum, but it is really a manuscript of great curiosity which comes from the oldest monastery in Asia, the Monastery of Koya-San. An officer of the Cuirassier Life Guards, a handsome prince who everyone predicted would become aide-de-camp to the Emperor Nicholas I and have a brilliant career, left the service, broke off his engagement to a beautiful maid of honour, a favourite of the Empress's, gave his small estate to his sister, and retired to a monastery to become a monk. |
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