IPA: /fɛˈkɪr/
KK: /fɛˈkɪr/
A person in Eastern religions who lives a simple life, often as a monk or ascetic, focusing on spiritual practices and renouncing worldly pleasures.
The fakeer spent years in meditation and prayer, seeking enlightenment.
Fakeer → The word 'fakeer' originates from the Arabic 'faqīr' (meaning poor or needy). It refers to a person who renounces worldly possessions and lives a life of poverty, often for spiritual reasons.
Think of someone who is 'needy' or 'poor' — that's what 'fakeer' means, a person who lives without material wealth.