Noun:

துறவி வாழும் இடம்,

hermitages's Usage Examples:

The solitudes of Upper Egypt, where numerous monasteries and hermitages had been planted, seem at this time to have been his chief shelter.

Dependent on the several monasteries are twelve sketae (cnth rat) or monastic settlements, some of considerable size, in which a still more ascetic mode of life prevails: there are, in addition, several farms (Aeroxia), and many hundred sanctuaries with adjoining habitations (K€XXLa) and hermitages (fiQKrtri) pca).

You pass several hermitages and chapels on our Three Kingdoms route, too.

75° 48'), celebrated for its cave hermitages and halls.

75° 48'), celebrated for its cave hermitages and halls.

The Monte Luco, which commands a splendid view, has several hermitages upon it.

So it would seem that our rock-cut hermitages could have more about them than would appear at first sight.

The legends of the monks attribute the first religious settlements to the age of Constantine (274-337), but the hermitages are first mentioned in historical documents of the 9th century.

Synonyms:

domicile, dwelling, abode, dwelling house, habitation, home,

Antonyms:

foreign,