Translation
to educate, bring up
Word origin
From Latin educare ('to bring up, to rear'), closely related to educere, 'to lead out', from ducere ('to lead'). English educate and education come straight from it.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- educare
- English cognates
- educate, education
Examples
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They brought up their children with love and patience.
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The school educates, but the home educates even more.
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He was brought up in a small village.
is broader than : you matematikon (teach a subject), but you infanon (shape the whole person). Parents ; a timetable merely .
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