Strigolnik
noun
Stri·gol·nik
strə̇ˈgälnik
plural Strigolniks
-ks
also Strigolniki -nəkē
: one of a Russian sect that broke away from the Eastern Orthodox Church in the 14th century in protest against the practice of charging fees for the administration of sacraments
Word History
Etymology
Russian Strigol'nik, literally, cutter, shearer; akin to Old Slavic strišti to cut, shear, Latin stringere to touch lightly, graze; from the practice ascribed to the sect's leader of himself cutting the hair of new converts
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