bhikha
Bhikha is a term that can refer to several things, primarily in the context of Indian culture. Most commonly, it is derived from the Sanskrit word "bhikshu," meaning a mendicant or a religious beggar, particularly a Buddhist or Jain monk who subsists on alms. This historical and religious connotation is significant, reflecting a tradition of asceticism and renunciation.
In everyday Hindi and other Indian languages, "bhikha" or "bhikhari" (the masculine noun) is used to denote
The term can also appear as a given name, though this is less common. When used as