- eremites
- er·e·mite || 'erɪmaɪt n. hermit, recluse, one who lives away from other people
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ermite — [ ɛrmit ] n. m. • 1138; lat. chrét. eremita, gr. erêmitês « qui vit dans la solitude », de erêmos « désert » 1 ♦ Religieux retiré dans un lieu désert (opposé à cénobite). ⇒ anachorète, ascète, solitaire. Les ermites de la Thébaïde. Vie d ermite.… … Encyclopédie Universelle
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eremita — (Del lat. eremita < gr. eremites < eremos, desierto.) ► sustantivo masculino femenino RELIGIÓN Ermitaño, el que vive en una ermita o en soledad y se dedica a la oración y a la penitencia. * * * eremita (del lat. «eremīta», del gr.… … Enciclopedia Universal
Eremit — Einsiedler; Klausner * * * Ere|mit 〈m. 16〉 1. = Einsiedler; Ggs Zönobit 2. = Einsiedlerkrebs [<grch. eremites; zu eremos „einsam, verlassen“; verwandt mit arm, Arbeit, Erbe] * * * Ere|mit [österr. auch: … mɪt], der; … Universal-Lexikon
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hermit — noun Etymology: Middle English heremite, eremite, from Anglo French, from Late Latin eremita, from Late Greek erēmitēs, from Greek, adjective, living in the desert, from erēmia desert, from erēmos desolate Date: 12th century 1. a. one that… … New Collegiate Dictionary
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