Translation
student (at university)
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Word origin
From Latin studens, 'one applying himself', the present participle of studere, via the international student family. The root also gives Esperanto studi and studo.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- studens, from studere
- English cognates
- student, study
Examples
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She is a student in a big city.
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The students read many books.
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He was a poor student.
A studies at a university; a school pupil is a , literally one who is learning. The distinction is firm in Esperanto where English lets student cover both. A female student is o where the difference matters, and i means to become one.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 12, lesson 2: studento, finfine, stulta and 6 more words.