scholar in Greek
scholar in Greek is λόγιος — scholar means a person with deep expert knowledge in a particular academic subject.
scholar in Greek
λόγιος
Pronounced: logios
A specialist in a particular branch of knowledge.
What does "scholar" mean?
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noun A person with deep expert knowledge in a particular academic subject.
"My uncle is a leading scholar of ancient languages."
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noun A student, especially one holding a scholarship.
"As a scholar at the school, she paid no fees."
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scholar in a sentence
- My uncle is a leading scholar of ancient languages.
- The library is full of scholars reading quietly at long tables.
- As a scholar at the school, she paid no fees.
- The college welcomes new scholars each autumn with a small ceremony.
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What is "scholar" in Greek?
"scholar" in Greek is λόγιος. scholar means: A person with deep expert knowledge in a particular academic subject.
How do you pronounce λόγιος?
"scholar" in Greek is λόγιος, pronounced "logios".
How do you use "scholar" in a sentence?
Example: "My uncle is a leading scholar of ancient languages." In Greek, "scholar" is λόγιος.
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