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unsui

unsui noun: a Zen Buddhist monk who is a postulant or a novice.

Noun

unsui (plural unsui or unsuis)

  1. A Zen Buddhist monk who is a postulant or a novice.

Forms of unsui

pluralunsui
pluralunsuis

Origin of unsui

Borrowed from Japanese 雲水.

Questions about unsui

What does unsui mean?
Unsui means a Zen Buddhist monk who is a postulant or a novice.
What part of speech is unsui?
Unsui is a noun.
What is the plural of unsui?
The plural of unsui is unsui.

Words near unsui in the dictionary

  1. unsuggested
  2. unsuggestible
  3. unsuggestive
  4. unsuggestively
  5. unsuggestiveness
  6. unsui
  7. unsuis
  8. unsuit
  9. unsuitabilities
  10. unsuitability
  11. unsuitable

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