9 Letter Words for Mendicant
mendicant
8 Letter Words for Mendicant
dictamen, incanted, medicant, mendiant
7 Letter Words for Mendicant
ancient, candent, candite, damenti, diceman, emicant, mannide, mannite, mediant, micated, nematic, tannide, tineman
6 Letter Words for Mendicant
acetin, acmite, actine, adenin, adient, aidmen, amiced, ancien, anemic, anetic, annect, annite, cadent, camden, candie, canine, canned, cannet, cannie, canted, centai, cinema, cnidae, dacite, daimen, damine, damnit, decani, decant, decima, demain, dentin, detain, dimane, dinman, enatic, encina, endict, etamin, iceman, incant, incend, incent, indane, indent, inmate, inmeat, innate, intend, maiden, mained, manent, manned, mannet, mannie, mantic, mantid, meatic, mecati, median, medica, medina, micate, minced, minden, minted, neanic, netman, nidate, taimen, tamein, tamine, tandem, tanned, tannic, tannid, tenaim, tienda, tinean, tinman, tinmen, tinned
5 Letter Words for Mendicant
acned, acted, actin, admen, admin, admit, aimed, amend, ament, amice, amide, amine, amnic, anend, anent, anime, annet, annie, anted, antic, atmid, cadet, cadie, caned, canid, ceint, centi, cetin, cited, cnida, daine, daint, damie, dance, danic, dante, decan, deman, demic, demit, denat, denim, detin, diact, diane, dicta, ectad, edict, enact, enami, encia, endia, eniac, ennia, entad, entia, etiam, idant, ident, ideta, imcnt, inact, inane, incan, indan, inned, innet, maced, maine, maint, mande, mandi, maned, manei, manet, manic, manid, manie, manit, mated, matie, matin, meant, media, medic, meint, menat, menta, metad, metic, minae, mince, mined, named, nance, nandi, necia, nenta, nicad, tamed, tamin, teind, teman, temin, tenai, tenia, ticed, timed, tinca, tinea, tined
4 Letter Words for Mendicant
aced, acid, acme, acne, aden, adet, adit, admi, aide, aine, aint, amdt, amen, amic, amid, amie, amin, amit, ance, anet, anim, anne, anni, ante, anti, ated, cade, cadi, caid, cain, came, cami, cand, cane, cann, cant, cate, cedi, cent, ceti, cide, cima, cine, cite, dace, dain, dame, damn, dane, dant, date, dean, deia, demi, deni, dent, deti, detn, diam, dian, dice, dict, diem, diet, dime, dine, dint, dita, dite, eadi, ecad, edam, edit, emda, emic, emit, enam, etic, etna, iced, idea, idem, iman, inca, inde, indn, inne, inta, item, mace, made, maed, maid, main, mand, mane, mani, mant, mate, mdnt, mead, mean, meat, mein, mend, ment, meta, miae, mian, mica, mice, mide, midn, mien, mind, mine, mint, mite, nace, naid, nain, name, nane, nant, neat, nein, nema, nemn, neti, nice, nide, nied, nina, nine, tace, tade, taed, taen, tain, tame, tane, tead, team, tean, teca, tend, tice, tide, tied, tien, time, tinc, tind, tine
3 Letter Words for Mendicant
ace, act, adc, ade, adm, aid, aim, ain, ait, ame, ami, amt, anc, and, ane, ann, ant, ate, atm, cad, cai, cam, can, cat, cen, cia, cid, cie, cit, cmd, cte, ctn, dae, dam, dan, dat, dca, dea, dec, dei, dem, den, det, dia, die, dim, din, dit, dna, ead, eam, ean, eat, ecm, ect, enc, end, eta, etc, ice, ida, ide, inc, ind, inn, int, ita, itd, mac, mad, mae, man, mat, mea, med, mei, men, met, mia, mic, mid, min, mit, mna, mtd, mtn, nad, nae, nam, nat, nea, ned, nei, net, nid, nie, nim, nit, nne, tad, tai, tam, tan, tea, tec, ted, tem, ten, tic, tid, tie, tim, tin
Definitions for Mendicant
[1] begging; practicing begging; living on alms.
[2] pertaining to or characteristic of a beggar.
[3] a person who lives by begging; beggar.
[4] a member of any of several orders of friars that originally forbade ownership of property, subsisting mostly on alms.
[5] begging
[6] (of a member of a religious order) dependent on alms for sustenance mendicant friars
[7] characteristic of a beggar
[8] a mendicant friar
[9] a less common word for beggar
Words related to Mendicant
vagabond, panhandler, pauper, monk
Words nearby Mendicant
mendelssohn, felix, mender, menderes, mendes, mendicancy, mendicant, mendicity, mending, mendips, mendocino, mendota
Origin of Mendicant
1425–75; late Middle English < Latin mendīcant- (stem of mendīcāns ), present participle of mendīcāre to beg, equivalent to mendīc(us ) beggarly, needy + -ant- -ant
Other words from Mendicant
non·men·di·cant , adjective
Word origin for Mendicant
C16: from Latin mendīcāre to beg, from mendīcus beggar, from mendus flaw
Synonyms for Mendicant
monk, panhandler, pauper, vagabond