Erudite

/ˈɛrjəˌdaɪt/ adjective

Having or showing great knowledge gained from extensive reading and study. Characterized by deep, scholarly learning across multiple fields.

From Latin 'eruditus' meaning 'well-instructed' or 'learned,' from 'erudire' (to instruct), combining 'e-' (out) and 'rudis' (rough, raw). Literally means 'to bring out of roughness' - polishing someone through education.

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ARعالم
BNপণ্ডিত
CSučený
DAlærd
DEgelehrt
ELμορφωμένος
ESerudito
FAدانشمند
FIoppinut
FRérudit
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