- "education"
originates from the
Latin words educare,
meaning "to
bring up," and
educere,
meaning "to
bring forth." The
definition of
education has been explored...
- (December 2006). "Apuntes
sobre la aritmética Maya" (online reproduction).
Educere (in Spanish). 10 (35). Táchira, Venezuela:
Universidad de los Andes: 621–627...
- erit qui claudat,
claudet et non erit qui aperiat" (Isaiah 22:22) "ut
educeres de
conclusione vinctum" (Isaiah 42:7) "qui in
tenebris et in
umbra mortis...
- (1921–1982)
Motto শিক্ষাই আলো
Motto in English
Education is
light (Latin:
Educere Est Lux) Type
public research university Established 1921; 104 years ago (1921)...
- WGmc *skauwojanan PGmc *laizjanan
teach show lear, lere
educate ēdūcāre <
ēdūcere PGmc *taljanan PGmc *kunþjanan PGmc *makojanan *(ga)knēwanaz tell kithe...
- they
shall receive an
education in the
original sense of the
Latin verb
educere, "to lead out",
gives her
students lessons about her
personal love life...
-
obliquatum per
anfractus quosvis, sine
Rotis dentatis quo****que
lubet educere. (Proposition 20. [How],
without any gears, to lead the twisting, turning...
- and "reproductive" ability. The
former term
comes from the
Latin root "
educere" –
which means to "draw out" and thus
refers to the
ability to make meaning...
-
Inter "eils" Goti**** "scapia
matzia ia drincan!" non
audet quisquam dignos educere versus.
Calliope madido trepidat se
iungere Baccho. ne
pedibus non stet...
-
available to our
fleets at the time' hic sī
mentis esset suae,
ausus esset ēdūcere exercitum? (Cicero) 'if this man had been in his
right mind,
would he have...
