Eremitish

/ˌɛrɪˈmɪtɪʃ/

एकांतवासी; तपस्वी-सा; हर्मिट जैसा

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Origin & History

From Greek erēmitēs (“hermit, desert-dweller”), via Late Latin eremita, with the English adjectival suffix -ish (“having the character of”).

ग्रीक erēmitēs (“हर्मिट/मरुस्थल में रहने वाला”), फिर लेटिन eremita के माध्यम से; अंग्रेज़ी में -ish प्रत्यय (“जैसा/स्वभाव वाला”) जोड़कर बना।

Definition

Describing a person, habit, or way of life that is solitary and withdrawn from society, like that of a hermit.

किसी व्यक्ति, आदत, या जीवन-शैली का वर्णन जो समाज से अलग-थलग, एकांतप्रिय और साधु/तपस्वी (हर्मिट) जैसी हो।

Parts of Speech

Adjective:
After years of travel, he adopted an eremitish lifestyle in the mountains.
वर्षों की यात्रा के बाद उसने पहाड़ों में एक एकांतवासी-सा (एरमिटिश) जीवन अपना लिया।

Usage Examples

Her eremitish habits meant she rarely attended social gatherings.
The monk lived in an eremitish cell away from the monastery’s bustle.
He kept an eremitish routine, working alone and speaking to almost no one.

Synonyms

Hermitic Eremitic Anchoritic Reclusive Solitary Secluded Ascetic

Related Forms

Noun
Eremite / Eremitehood / Eremitism / Eremitage
Adjective
Eremitish / Eremitic / Hermitic / Anchoritic
Adverb
Eremitically

Idioms & Phrases

Lead an eremitish life
एकांतवासी/तपस्वी जैसा जीवन जीना
An eremitish existence
एकांत में कटा हुआ जीवन