magister in Greek
magister in Greek is μάγιστρος — 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 Greek
μάγιστρος
Pronounced: magistros
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 Greek?
"magister" in Greek is μάγιστρος. 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 pronounce μάγιστρος?
"magister" in Greek is μάγιστρος, pronounced "magistros".
How do you use "magister" in a sentence?
Example: "The manuscript refers to its author simply as "Magister Johannes."" In Greek, "magister" is μάγιστρος.
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