conventual – Ideal Dictionary

Conventual (কনভেন্টুয়াল, ধর্মীয়, সন্ন্যাসী) is a term that refers to something related to a convent or monastery, often associated with religious communities. It is used to describe the lifestyle, practices, or rules that govern such communities.

Part of Speech: Adjective (ˈkɒnvɛntʃuəl)

Definition: Conventual pertains to a convent or monastery, often indicating the customs or practices of religious orders.

Synonyms:
– Monastic [মোনাস্টিক] meaning in Bengali: মঠের
– Religious [ধর্মীয়] meaning in Bengali: ধর্মীয়
– Cloistered [ক্লোস্টার্ড] meaning in Bengali: সন্ন্যাসী
– Ascetic [আসেটিক] meaning in Bengali: ত্যাগী
– Ecclesiastical [ইক্লেসিয়াস্টিক্যাল] meaning in Bengali: গির্জার

Antonyms:
– Secular [সেকুলার] meaning in Bengali: ধর্মনিরপেক্ষ
– Worldly [জাগতিক] meaning in Bengali: জাগতিক
– Profane [অপবিত্র] meaning in Bengali: অপবিত্র

Origin: The term “conventual” originates from the Latin word “conventus,” meaning “assembly” or “meeting,” which is derived from “convenire,” meaning “to come together.”

Nearby Words:
– Convent (noun)
– Convention (noun)
– Convene (verb)
– Convergence (noun)

Conventual in Literature:
– “The conventual life is a life of discipline and devotion.” – Unknown (সন্ন্যাসী জীবন হলো শৃঙ্খলা ও ভক্তির জীবন।)
– “In the silence of the convent, one finds the voice of God.” – Unknown (কনভেন্টের নীরবতায়, একজন ঈশ্বরের কণ্ঠস্বর খুঁজে পায়।)

Conventual Meaning in Different Languages:
Bengali: কনভেন্টুয়াল,
Hindi: कॉन्वेंटुअल,
Nepali: कन्भेन्टुअल,
Urdu: کنونٹول,
Tamil: கான்வென்டுவல்,
Telugu: కాన్వెంటువల్,
Arabic: كونفنتوال,
Chinese: 修道院的,
Japanese: 修道院の,
Russian: конвентуальный

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