coenobite

Meanings

• A member of a monastic community, living under a common rule.

  - "The coenobite spent long hours in prayer and meditation."
  - "The community of coenobites lived in harmony, following the common rule."

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Variants

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cenobite , coenobite , cenobites , cenobitic , coenobites , coenobitic

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Etymology

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From the Greek word 'koinobios' meaning 'commoner, inhabitant'.

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1. Monasticism: Monasticism is a Christian religious and social institution comprising the monastery itself, including various ranges of outbuildings or monastic complexes, and the physical property surrounding the monastery and monastic complex, including its lands, forests, water resources, and other resources, as well as its economic interests, such as agriculture, forestry, fishing, mining, manufacturing, and other economic activities.

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Culture

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Coenobites have played significant roles in various cultures and religious traditions. They have been respected for their spiritual practices and dedication to community life.

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