monk in Italian
monk in Italian is monaco, frate, celibe — monk means a man who has devoted his life to religious duty, typically living in a monastery under vows.
monk in Italian
monaco
frate
celibe
(slang) An unmarried man who does not have sexual relationships.
What does "monk" mean?
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noun A man who has devoted his life to religious duty, typically living in a monastery under vows.
"The monk spent the afternoon copying old texts by hand in the quiet library."
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monk in a sentence
- The monk spent the afternoon copying old texts by hand in the quiet library.
- The monk rose before dawn to pray in silence.
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What is "monk" in Italian?
"monk" in Italian is monaco, frate, celibe. monk means: A man who has devoted his life to religious duty, typically living in a monastery under vows.
How do you use "monk" in a sentence?
Example: "The monk spent the afternoon copying old texts by hand in the quiet library." In Italian, "monk" is monaco, frate, celibe.
Are there other ways to say "monk" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "monk": monaco, frate, celibe.
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