Noun:

ବିକ୍ରେତା,

almsman's Usage Examples:

the crown, but by a prebendary of Windsor named Johnson, who gave each almsman in compensation for the loss of his room a weekly pension of 1 shilling.

Victorian engraving of the gateway, with almsman William Bramhall in the traditional dress.

Barrie was an almsman at Donnington Hospital where he worked until he died, living in one of.

of prayer"; and from Anglo Saxon "bed"), was generally a pensioner or almsman whose duty was to pray for his benefactor.

John, almsman Anton de Toledos, the Grand Prior of Castile and Leon) Christóbal de Padilla.

Each almsman originally received four marks (£2 13s 4d) annually (according to William.