Flagellant
Перевод слова "flagellant" на Русский язык
flagellant
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flagellants множ.
The flagellant walked through the streets, whipping himself as a form of penance.
Флагеллант шел по улицам, бичуя себя в качестве покаяния.
flagellants
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флагелланты
The flagellants were a group of religious zealots who practiced public self-flagellation.
Флагелланты были группой религиозных фанатиков, которые практиковали публичное самобичевание.
flagellant
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more flagellant Срав.
most flagellant Превосх.
The flagellant rituals were a significant part of their religious practices.
Флагеллантские ритуалы были значительной частью их религиозных практик.
Опеределения
flagellant
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A person who subjects themselves or others to flogging, either as a religious discipline or for sexual gratification.
During the medieval period, a flagellant might be seen in public, whipping themselves as a form of penance.
A member of a medieval European religious movement that practised public self-whipping as an act of penance.
During the Black Death, bands of Flagellants marched from town to town, scourging themselves in the streets.
flagellants
СуществительноеPeople who practice self-flagellation, especially as a form of religious discipline or penance.
During the Middle Ages, flagellants would often be seen in public, whipping themselves as a form of penance.
flagellant
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Relating to or characteristic of a person who subjects themselves to physical punishment or self-denial, often for religious reasons.
The flagellant monk wore a hair shirt as a form of penance.