Mendicant in English:

Once a beggar, always a beggar.

A freezing beggar was brought into the hospital for treatment. However, he didn't have even one cent with which to settle the bill.

A female beggar was begging with five or six children following along.

Last thing I want is some old beggar blocking the door, smelling of cabbage.

The beggar accosted me for money.

The beggar rattled a few meager coins in his tin can.

The beggar was dizzy with hunger and fatigue.

The number of beggars and homeless people has increased dramatically.

the beggars on the streets

A beggar is a poor person who lives by asking other people for money or food.

India had many beggars and in Sri Lanka had very few beggars there.

The man became a beggar after being robbed by his own children.

He warned that lifting copyright restrictions could beggar the industry. [VERB noun]

Not all people with higher education are succesful, some become beggars

When a man becomes poor, the beggar in him will come out.