peregrin
/ˈpɛrəɡrɪn/
noun
- A person who travels from place to place, especially for religious reasons; a pilgrim.
- The peregrin walked the ancient road to the shrine, stopping to pray at each chapel.
- She felt like a modern peregrin, visiting temples across Asia in search of wisdom.
- In medieval times, a peregrin might travel for years to reach a holy city.
adjective
- Traveling or wandering; foreign or alien.
- He had a peregrin look, as if he belonged to no single place.
- The peregrin merchant brought goods from distant lands.
- The peregrin birds returned to the same island every spring.