The term 'Wonder-Worker Hindu' is a combination of two words: 'FAKIR' (5 letters) and 'Hindu'. A FAKIR is a Muslim or Hindu ascetic or religious mendicant who has renounced the world and its pleasures in order to devote himself to spiritual pursuits. Hindus are followers of Hinduism, an ancient religion originating in India that emphasizes the spiritual connection between humans and the divine. The combination of these two words, therefore, refers to a Hindu ascetic or mendicant who is known for performing miracles or other supernatural feats.