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	In ] context, a '''samanera''' (]: '''{{IAST\|sāmaṇera}}''', ]: '''{{IAST\|śrāmaṇera}}''') can be translated as novice monk. It literally means 'small ]', or small renunciate, where 'small' has the meaning of boy or girl. In the ] (monastic discipline), a man under the age of 20 cannot ordain as a ], but can ordain as a samanera. The female counterpart of the samanera is the ]. Samaneras and samaneris keep the ] as their code of behaviour, and are devoted to the ] religious life.		In ] context, a '''samanera''' (]: '''{{IAST\|sāmaṇera}}''', ]: '''{{IAST\|śrāmaṇera}}''') can be translated as novice monk. It literally means 'small ]', or small renunciate, where 'small' has the meaning of boy or girl. In the ] (monastic discipline), a man under the age of 20 cannot ordain as a ], but can ordain as a samanera. The female counterpart of the samanera is the ]. Samaneras and samaneris keep the ] as their code of behaviour, and are devoted to the ] religious life.

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People of the Pāli Canon

Sangha (the Buddhist community)
Pali	English
Buddhist monasticism
Bhikkhu, Bhikkhuṇī	Monk, Nun
Sikkhamānā	Nun trainee
Samaṇera, Samaṇērī	Novice (m., f.)
Laity
Anagārika, Anagārikā	lay renunciants (m., f.)
Maechi, thilashin dasa sil mata,	modern female lay renunciants (f.)
Upāsaka and Upāsikā	Lay devotee (m., f.)
Gahattha, gahapati	Householder
Related religions
Samaṇa	Wanderer
Ājīvika	Ascetic
Brāhmaṇa	Brahmin
Nigaṇṭha	Jain monastics

In Buddhist context, a samanera (Pali: sāmaṇera, Sanskrit: śrāmaṇera) can be translated as novice monk. It literally means 'small samana', or small renunciate, where 'small' has the meaning of boy or girl. In the Vinaya (monastic discipline), a man under the age of 20 cannot ordain as a bhikkhu, but can ordain as a samanera. The female counterpart of the samanera is the samaneri. Samaneras and samaneris keep the ten precepts as their code of behaviour, and are devoted to the Buddhist religious life.

After a year or at the age of 20, a samanera will be considered for the higher Bhikkhu or Bhikkhuni ordination (Pali: upasampada). Some monasteries will require people who want to ordain as a monk to be a novice for a set period of time, as a period of preparation and familiarization.

The issue of ordination is different for samaneras and samaneris; the rules governing higher ordination are different for samaneras and samaneris.

The female form of the samanera is the samaneri.

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	In ] context, a '''samanera''' (]: '''{{IAST\|sāmaṇera}}''', ]: '''{{IAST\|śrāmaṇera}}''') can be translated as novice monk. It literally means 'small ]', or small renunciate, where 'small' has the meaning of boy or girl. In the ] (monastic discipline), a man under the age of 20 cannot ordain as a ], but can ordain as a samanera. The female counterpart of the samanera is the ]. Samaneras and samaneris keep the ] as their code of behaviour, and are devoted to the ] religious life.		In ] context, a '''samanera''' (]: '''{{IAST\|sāmaṇera}}''', ]: '''{{IAST\|śrāmaṇera}}''') can be translated as novice monk. It literally means 'small ]', or small renunciate, where 'small' has the meaning of boy or girl. In the ] (monastic discipline), a man under the age of 20 cannot ordain as a ], but can ordain as a samanera. The female counterpart of the samanera is the ]. Samaneras and samaneris keep the ] as their code of behaviour, and are devoted to the ] religious life.

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