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alms - Dictionary definition and meaning for alms

ALMS

  • (noun) money or goods contributed to the poor

    It is a good habit to give alms to the poor and needy. -added by naila_inlas

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Selected Mnemonic for alms

  • (Tag: Global) alms ~ arms; Our country should not spend money spend in buying arms instead it should give money to poor people.

    added by editor1

Mnemonics for alms

  • (Tag: ) beggars put their p+alms in front of u for alms

    added by 1.6k    editEdit Mnemonic

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  • (Tag: ) alms.take alm..take alm as alma matter,if u can reemember,alma matter,is somthing christian,godly.christly,so christ used to give money,food to the poor. or alms,take this as arms,give an arm,refers to help some one or give a support..

    added by sriharisharma    editEdit Mnemonic

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  • (Tag: ) alms = 'al=all & m=money'

    added by sandysuhy    editEdit Mnemonic

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  • (Tag: hindi) aam(mangoes) for charity

    added by maleceleb    editEdit Mnemonic

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  • (Tag: ) ALMS<===> दान (pr. \\dan \\ )[Noun] Example:He gives alms to the poor. ALMSHOUSE<===> दानशाला (pr. \\danashala \\ )[Noun] Example:Many temples in India have almshouses.

    added by tpant    editEdit Mnemonic

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  • (Tag: english) arms are give to the military where as alms are given to the poor....you can remember it this way

    added by nikhil0901    editEdit Mnemonic

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