anargyros
noun
an·ar·gy·ros
äˈnäryēˌrȯs
plural anargyroi
-(ˌ)rē
Eastern Church
: one of thirteen saints who were mostly physicians said to have assisted the suffering and needy without accepting payment
Word History
Etymology
Late Greek, from Greek, adjective, without money, not accepting money, from an- + argyros silver, money
First Known Use
circa 1930, in the meaning defined above
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- chain-link fence
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- chain-reacting pile
- chain-smoke
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- chainliker