IPA: /ˈsɑːduː/
KK: /sædhu/
A holy man in Hinduism who lives a life of asceticism and often renounces worldly possessions.
The sadhu sat quietly by the river, meditating and seeking spiritual enlightenment.
The word 'sadhu' originates from Sanskrit 'sādhu' (साधु), meaning a good person or one who is virtuous. It is often used to refer to a mystic, an ascetic, or a practitioner of yoga in Hinduism.
Think of 'sādhu' as representing a 'virtuous person' in spiritual practices, helping you remember that a sadhu is someone who embodies goodness and asceticism.
No commonly confused words.