paupera person who is very poor, especially one reliant on charity or public aid
PĂ«rkufizimet:
a very poor person"'The church provided meals for the paupers.'"
a person dependent on charity or public aid"'He was a pauper, relying on the kindness of strangers.'"
princethe son of a monarch or a title given to a person of high rank
PĂ«rkufizimet:
the son of a monarch"'The prince was taught the ways of leadership from a young age.'"
a title given to someone of high rank or status"'He was referred to as a prince amongst men due to his noble deeds.'"
usurpto unlawfully seize and hold a position of authority or power
PĂ«rkufizimet:
to seize and hold (a position, office, power, etc.) by force or without legal right"'The general tried to usurp the king's throne.'"
to take over or occupy without right"'He usurped the throne following the king's sudden death.'"
beggara person who lives by asking people for money or food
PĂ«rkufizimet:
a person, typically a homeless one, who lives by asking for money or food"'The beggar sat shivering on a cold, rough sidewalk.'"
ruffiana violent person, especially one who is part of a group of similar people
PĂ«rkufizimet:
a brutal, lawless person"'The ruffians attacked innocent civilians in the city.'"