Trained, taught, or instructed as a disciple; converted or recruited to follow a particular philosophy or leader.
From disciple + -ed (past participle), with disciple coming from Latin discipulus (learner), from discere (to learn), meaning one who receives instruction.
Jesus discipled twelve people, and the word 'disciple' fundamentally means 'learner'—it's related to 'discipline' and 'discord', all from Latin roots about learning and order!
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