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A '''monk''' (from Greek: ''μοναχός'', which means "single, solitary", via Latin ''monachus'') is religious ascetic. |
A '''monk''' (from Greek: ''μοναχός'', which means "single, solitary", via Latin ''monachus'') is religious ascetic. |
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A monk (from Greek: μοναχός, which means "single, solitary", via Latin monachus) is religious ascetic.
Archiopedists would write more about the subject, but they think that Wikipedians have already said it best.