erudite in Greek
erudite in Greek is λόγιος, πολυμαθής — erudite means having or showing deep knowledge gained through extensive reading and study.
erudite in Greek
λόγιος
Pronounced: logios
Learned, scholarly, with emphasis on knowledge gained from books.
πολυμαθής
Pronounced: polymathis
Learned, scholarly, with emphasis on knowledge gained from books.
What does "erudite" mean?
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adj Having or showing deep knowledge gained through extensive reading and study.
"Her erudite commentary impressed even the panel of experts."
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erudite in a sentence
- Her erudite commentary impressed even the panel of experts.
- He gave an erudite lecture on the history of Roman law.
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What is "erudite" in Greek?
"erudite" in Greek is λόγιος, πολυμαθής. erudite means: Having or showing deep knowledge gained through extensive reading and study.
How do you pronounce λόγιος?
"erudite" in Greek is λόγιος, pronounced "logios".
How do you use "erudite" in a sentence?
Example: "Her erudite commentary impressed even the panel of experts." In Greek, "erudite" is λόγιος, πολυμαθής.
Are there other ways to say "erudite" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "erudite": λόγιος, πολυμαθής.
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