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1. (n.) pauper
a person without any personal means of support.
2. pauper
a very poor person.
Etymology: (1485–95; < L: poor)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) pauper
a person who is very poor
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| Definition of 'pauper' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) pauper
a poor person; especially, one development on private or public charity. Also used adjectively; as, pouper immigrants, pouper labor
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Sense: a very poor person
Her husband died a pauper.
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 Afrikaans: armlastige |
 Arabic: فَقير جدا |
 Bulgarian: бедняк |
 Brazilian: mendigo |
 Czech: nuzák, žebrák, -čka |
 German: der/die Arme |
 Danish: subsistensløs |
 Greek: άνθρωπος πάμφτωχος |
 Spanish: indigente |
 Estonian: vaene |
 Farsi: فقیر |
 Finnish: köyhä |
 French: indigent/-ente |
 Hebrew: עָנִי |
 Hindi: निर्धन मनुष्य |
 Croatian: siromah, beskućnik |
 Hungarian: szegény |
 Indonesian: orang miskin |
 Icelandic: fátæklingur; ölmusumaður |
 Italian: indigente |
 Japanese: 貧困者 |
 Korean: 극빈자 |
 Lithuanian: beturtis, elgeta |
 Latvian: nabags; ubags |
 Malay: orang yg papa kedana |
 Dutch: pauper |
 Norwegian: fattiglem |
 Polish: żebrak, nędzarz |
 Persian: فقیر |
 Pashto: خوار، بې وزله، تش لاس |
 Portuguese: mendigo |
 Romanian: sărac |
 Russian: бедняк |
 Slovak: žobrák, bedár |
 Slovenian: revež |
 Serbian: siromah |
 Swedish: fattighjon, utfattig stac |
 Thai: ยาจก |
 Turkish: çok yoksul kimse |
 Taiwanese: 貧民，叫化子，乞丐 |
 Ukrainian: бідняк, злидар |
 Urdu: نادار، غريب |
 Vietnamese: người cùng khổ |
 Chinese: 贫民，叫花子，乞丐 |
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