Dervish

dervish English dervishes Etymology From en tr derviş, from en fa درویش darviš. Pronunciation en /ˈdɜː(ɹ)vɪʃ/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Dervish.wav Southern England Noun A member of a Sufi Muslim ascetic fraternity of mendicant friars. en historical A citizen or inhabitant of the Taleh-based Darawiish (circa 1895–1920 ), the polity territorially coterminous with modern Waqooyi Bari. Derived terms en Whirling Dervish Translations a Sufi Muslim ascetic fraternity Albanian: sq dervish m Arabic: ar دَرْوِيش m Armenian: hy դերվիշ Azerbaijani: az dərviş Bengali: bn দরবেশ Catalan: ca dervix m Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 德爾維希 dé'ěrwéixī Circassian: West Circassian: ady дэруищ Dutch: nl derwisj m Finnish: fi dervissi French: fr derviche m Georgian: ka დერვიში German: de Derwisch m, de Derwischin f Greek: el δερβίσης m Hebrew: he דרוויש m Hindi: hi दरवेश m Hungarian: hu dervis Ido: io dervisho Indonesian: id Darwis Italian: it derviscio Japanese: ja ダーウィーシュ dāwīshu Kabardian: ady дэруищ Kazakh: kk дәруіш Korean: ko 탁발승, ko 데르비시 Kumyk: kum дербиш Kyrgyz: ky дербиш Macedonian: mk дервиш m Pashto: ps دروېش m darweš Persian: fa درویش darviš Polish: pl derwisz m Portuguese: pt dervixe m, pt daroês m Russian: ru де́рвиш m dɛ́rviš Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh дервиш m Latin: sh derviš m Slovak: sk derviš m Spanish: es derviche m Swedish: sv dervisch Tajik: tg дарвеш Turkish: tr derviş Turkmen: tk derviş Urdu: ur درویش m darveś Uyghur: ug دەرۋىش Uzbek: uz darvesh Volapük: ♂♀ vo därvid, ♂ vo hidärvid, ♀ vo jidärvid Anagrams en dehirsv shrived en Sufism