polymath in Greek
polymath in Greek is πολυμαθής — polymath means a person with deep knowledge and ability across many different subjects.
polymath in Greek
πολυμαθής
Pronounced: polymathis
A person with extraordinarily broad and comprehensive knowledge.
What does "polymath" mean?
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noun A person with deep knowledge and ability across many different subjects.
"Leonardo da Vinci is the standard example of a polymath."
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polymath in a sentence
- Leonardo da Vinci is the standard example of a polymath.
- She is something of a polymath: a cardiologist who also composes and reads four languages.
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What is "polymath" in Greek?
"polymath" in Greek is πολυμαθής. polymath means: A person with deep knowledge and ability across many different subjects.
How do you pronounce πολυμαθής?
"polymath" in Greek is πολυμαθής, pronounced "polymathis".
How do you use "polymath" in a sentence?
Example: "Leonardo da Vinci is the standard example of a polymath." In Greek, "polymath" is πολυμαθής.
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