magister in German
magister in German is Master — magister means a historical title of respect or authority, especially for a licensed university teacher of philosophy or the liberal arts in the Middle Ages.
magister in German
Master
The possessor of a master's degree.
What does "magister" mean?
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noun A historical title of respect or authority, especially for a licensed university teacher of philosophy or the liberal arts in the Middle Ages.
"The manuscript refers to its author simply as "Magister Johannes.""
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- The manuscript refers to its author simply as "Magister Johannes."
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What is "magister" in German?
"magister" in German is Master. magister means: A historical title of respect or authority, especially for a licensed university teacher of philosophy or the liberal arts in the Middle Ages.
How do you use "magister" in a sentence?
Example: "The manuscript refers to its author simply as "Magister Johannes."" In German, "magister" is Master.
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