IPA: /sʌnˈjɑːsi/
KK: /sæniˈɑːsi/
A person in Hinduism who renounces worldly possessions and lives a life of asceticism, often wandering and relying on alms.
The sannyasi traveled from village to village, sharing wisdom and seeking spiritual enlightenment.
Sannyasi → The word originates from Sanskrit 'sannyāsa' (meaning renunciation) and 'sannyāsi' (meaning one who has renounced). A sannyasi is a person who has renounced worldly life and material possessions in pursuit of spiritual goals.
Imagine someone who has 'renounced' ('sannyāsa') all worldly ties to focus on spiritual growth — that's what a sannyasi represents.
No commonly confused words.