fa·kir
noun/ˈfeɪkɪə(r)/
/fəˈkɪr/
(also faquir)
- a Muslim (or sometimes a Hindu) holy man who lives without possessions and survives by receiving food and money from other people
（伊斯兰教或印度教乞讨度日的）托钵僧 Word Originearly 17th cent.: via French from Arabic faqīr ‘needy man’.