1. One of a set of monkish mendicants in India and neighbouring countries, who, from religious motives, practise or affect lives of severe self-mortification to the extent often of extreme filthiaess of person.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• fairm,
• faci,
• faher,
• fukin,
• fatig,
• farir,
• facig,
• fabirc,
• fabic,
• frair,
• akie,
• fankie,
• facor,
• faliur,
• faric,
• fabor,
• faluir,
• favior,
• faliar,
• falic

• fakery,
• faquir,
• fig,
• fake,
• faking,
• facer,
• fager,
• fair,
• far,
• fakeer,
• fairy,
• faqir,
• fir,
• faker,
• flair.

The adjective form of the word "fakir" is "fakirish".

The plural of the "fakir" can be the "fakirs".

The singular of the "fakir" can be the "fakir".