dervishes, mendicants, mystics, hermits, Sufis

A small flesh-eating animal that lives mainly in trees, mongoose

family, wife/husband and children

minor official public servant, clerk, official, officer, public servant

Eligible for Test

those who can be trusted, trustworthy

move, shake, vibrate

selling of patched garment of mendicants, disposing of sainthood

incapable, inefficient, incompetent, unfit, unworthy

hermit, mendicant, fakir, dervish

razor

all internal and external senses

a patched garment of a sufi or a saint, patched garment worn by religious mendicants or hermits and saints, woolen blanket

a basket, a sling-carried on shoulders by means of stick and ropes, like a balance

able, fit, apt, worthy, suitable for a task, deserving, capable, having

tottering, shaking, quaking, trembling, shock, blow, vibration

attendant who rubs or massages the body in a hot bath, a waiter at baths, barber, masseur

people of love and constancy

innocent on the out but deceptive on the in

party to a suit

those who believe

people of passionate love

Shiites

people who are rich and generous

rejoicing, luxurious people

Sufis, enlightened ones

rich people, the wealthy, the rich, those possessed of fortune

those enlightened

people who are devout, the chaste, the holy, the pious

the righteous, the erudite, the good, those who are kind

adherents, followers

false adherents to a cause

magnanimous, benevolence, bountiful, the noble, the magnanimous

people having literary or aesthetic taste, those having a taste of literature, etc., connoisseurs

the schismatic

the pious, the devout, devout persons

interested, selfish, the selfish ones, those who have some favour to ask