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When you become a devotee of a deity you receive an OOC prayer sheet.

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When you become a devotee of a deity you receive an OOC prayer sheet.


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(Some synonyms for aficionado are connoisseur, enthusiast, and devotee.)Greg considered himself an aficionado of jazz music and the blues.


How do you spell devotee with diacritical marks?

You don't. Devotee is an English word, not French.In English, the suffix -ee represents 'one who [is/has/receives]' as the direct object or subject of an intransitive verb in a sentence. For example, an employee is "one who is employed."Sometimes you will see it misspelled as devotée.


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What is the Hindi word for devotee?

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Who runs a mandir?

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What is a Devotee?

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What are some Gaelic translations for devotee or servant or messenger?

In Irish it's: móidín (devotee) céile Dé (devotee of God) seirbhíseach / searbhónta (servant) giolla (male servant) cailín aimsire (female servant) teachtaire / timire (messenger)


What is the meaning of the Sanskrit word 'Pranashyati'?

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