anthropology in Latin
anthropology in Latin is anthropologia — anthropology means the scientific and scholarly study of human beings, covering culture, language, biology, and history.
anthropology in Latin
anthropologia
The scientific study of humans, systematically describing the ethnographic, linguistic, archaeological, and evolutionary dimensions of humanity using a holistic methodological framework.
What does "anthropology" mean?
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noun The scientific and scholarly study of human beings, covering culture, language, biology, and history.
"Her degree in anthropology took her on fieldwork trips to remote villages."
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anthropology in a sentence
- Her degree in anthropology took her on fieldwork trips to remote villages.
- Anthropology helped explain why the two neighbouring tribes had such different burial customs.
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What is "anthropology" in Latin?
"anthropology" in Latin is anthropologia. anthropology means: The scientific and scholarly study of human beings, covering culture, language, biology, and history.
How do you use "anthropology" in a sentence?
Example: "Her degree in anthropology took her on fieldwork trips to remote villages." In Latin, "anthropology" is anthropologia.
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