almonry

Meanings

• A charitable institution, originally founded in the Middle Ages, to provide food, shelter, and other forms of assistance to the poor and needy.

  - "The almonry was founded in the 13th century to provide aid to the destitute."
  - "Despite its ancient origins, the almonry continues to serve the poor and needy in our community today."
  - "The almonry's doors were always open to those in need, providing them with food, shelter, and other essential services."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with almonry
almond , balmond , calm down , harmonize , islamic , palindrome , salamander , salmonid , tasmanian

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Homophones

Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,

1. Almonry (en) : A charitable institution to provide food, shelter, and other forms of assistance to the poor and needy.
   

2. Almonry (es) : Albergue de caridad donde se proporciona alimentos, alojamiento y otras formas de asistencia a los pobres y necesitados.
   

3. Almonry (fr) : Institution charitable où sont fournis des vivres, un logis et d'autres formes d'assistance aux pauvres et aux nécessiteux.
   

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Variants

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almoner , almoners

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Forms

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Almonry (noun): A charitable institution to provide food, shelter, and other forms of assistance to the poor and needy., Almonry (verb): To give alms or charitable donations to the poor and needy., Almonry (adjective): Pertaining to or connected with an almonry or charitable institution., Almonry (plural noun): Multiple charitable institutions to provide food, shelter, and other forms of assistance to the poor and needy., Almonry (singular verb): To operate or manage a charitable institution to provide food, shelter, and other forms of assistance to the poor and needy.

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Etymology

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From the Old French word 'almonrie', which comes from the Latin word 'alms', meaning 'charity' or 'gift to the poor'.

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Culture

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In literature, the almonry is often depicted as a symbol of charity and compassion. In art, the almonry is frequently portrayed in paintings and sculptures as a place of refuge and solace for the poor and needy. In music, the almonry is often referenced in religious and spiritual compositions as a reminder of the importance of charity and compassion towards others.

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