schoolmaster in Greek
schoolmaster in Greek is δάσκαλος, διευθυντής — schoolmaster means a male teacher, especially one in charge of a school or class.
schoolmaster in Greek
δάσκαλος
Pronounced: daskalos
A male teacher.
δάσκαλος
Pronounced: daskalos
A male teacher in charge of a school, usually a small one.
διευθυντής
Pronounced: diefthydis
A male teacher in charge of a school, usually a small one.
What does "schoolmaster" mean?
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noun A male teacher, especially one in charge of a school or class.
"The schoolmaster rapped his desk for silence."
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verb To act like or work as a schoolmaster; to instruct in a strict, authoritative manner.
"He tends to schoolmaster his younger colleagues instead of just advising them."
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schoolmaster in a sentence
- The schoolmaster rapped his desk for silence.
- He tends to schoolmaster his younger colleagues instead of just advising them.
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What is "schoolmaster" in Greek?
"schoolmaster" in Greek is δάσκαλος, διευθυντής. schoolmaster means: A male teacher, especially one in charge of a school or class.
How do you pronounce δάσκαλος?
"schoolmaster" in Greek is δάσκαλος, pronounced "daskalos".
How do you use "schoolmaster" in a sentence?
Example: "The schoolmaster rapped his desk for silence." In Greek, "schoolmaster" is δάσκαλος, διευθυντής.
Are there other ways to say "schoolmaster" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "schoolmaster": δάσκαλος, διευθυντής.
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