Meanings of mendicant monk in English

The author was a Mohammedan mendicant monk.

His costume was that of a mendicant monk, and his face seemed indicative of the severity of monastic rule.

No sooner was the door closed than the mendicant monk whistled a low but very distinct note, and lo!

There dwelt in a grotto a dervish or mendicant monk named Mohamed Ahmed, who ten years later was to be Gordon's murderer.

A mendicant monk, who was passing Gulllettes while Monsieur de Montragouz was out shooting woodcock, found Madame Angèlesewing a doll's petticoat.

He wore a long serge gown, with a cowl, like a mendicant monk, and as they approached he put out his open hand for alms.

The Sannyasis-themendicant monks of India-alonenumbered 35,000 and the cholera, foreseen by the Swami, actually broke out.

"You will, I trust, allow this mendicant monk to pass peaceably on his way to Treves."