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teacher [teachers] noun
[UK: ˈtiː.tʃə(r)]
[US: ˈtiː.tʃər]

didascalus [didascali](2nd) M
noun

didascolus [didascoli](2nd) M
noun

didasculus [didasculi](2nd) M
noun

doctor [doctoris](3rd) M
noun
Is he a teacher? = Estne doctor?

ludimagister [ludimagistri](2nd) M
noun

teacher (female) noun
[UK: ˈtiː.tʃə(r)]
[US: ˈtiː.tʃər]

doctrix [doctricis](3rd) F
noun
She is a teacher. = Doctrix est.

teacher, instructor noun

praeceptor [praeceptoris](3rd) M
noun

teacher, master noun

rabbi [undeclined]noun
M

rabboni [undeclined]noun
M

teacher, tutor, master, expert, chief noun

magister [magistri](2nd) M
noun

teacher of false doctrine (Dif) noun

haereticus [haeretici](2nd) M
noun

hereticus [heretici](2nd) M
noun

teacher of mathematics (figures in sand) noun

arenarius [arenarii](2nd) M
noun

harenarius [harenarii](2nd) M
noun

teacher of public speaking, rhetorician noun

rhetor [rhetoris]noun
M

teacher of singing / music or elocution noun

phonascus [phonasci](2nd) M
noun

teacher of the use of arms noun

armidoctor [armidoctoris](3rd) M
noun

teacher of wisdom noun

sapiens [sapientis](3rd) M
noun

teaching [teachings] noun
[UK: ˈtiːtʃ.ɪŋ]
[US: ˈtiːtʃ.ɪŋ]

doctrina [doctrinae](1st) F
noun

teaching adjective
[UK: ˈtiːtʃ.ɪŋ]
[US: ˈtiːtʃ.ɪŋ]

didacticus [didactica, didacticum]adjective

teaching, giving instruction adjective

didascalicus [didascalica, didascalicum]adjective

teaching, instruction, education noun

disciplina [disciplinae](1st) F
noun

teaching, lesson, precept noun

praeceptum [praecepti](2nd) N
noun

The Preacher noun

Ecclesiastes [Ecclesiastis](3rd) M
noun

theologian, one who writes / discourses / teaches on God / gods noun

theologus [theologi](2nd) M
noun

theology, science / system of teaching / writing about God / gods / divine things noun

theologia [theologiae](1st) F
noun

three each (pl.), three at a time adjective

ternus [terna, ternum]adjective

three each / apiece / times / fold numeral

trinnumeral

to each his own (every person is entitled to his or her personal preferences)
phrase
[UK: tuː iːtʃ hɪz əʊn]
[US: ˈtuː ˈiːtʃ ˈhɪz ˈoʊn]

suum cuiquephrase

to the point you reached adverb

istoadverb

train / educate / teach verb

conformo [conformare, conformavi, conformatus](1st) TRANS
verb

treacherous adjective
[UK: ˈtre.tʃə.rəs]
[US: ˈtre.tʃə.rəs]

perfidiosus [perfidiosa, perfidiosum]adjective

treacherous, disloyal adjective

infidelis [infidelis, infidele]adjective

treacherous, false, hypocritical adjective

bilinguis [bilinguis, bilingue]adjective

treacherous, perfidious adjective

foedifragus [foedifraga, foedifragum]adjective

treacherous, unethical adjective

ambiguus [ambigua, ambiguum]adjective

treacherous / deceitful adverb

insidiose [insidiosius, insidiosissime]adverb

treacherous / deceitful person, "snake" noun

stelio [stelionis](3rd) M
noun

stellio [stellionis](3rd) M
noun

stilio [stilionis](3rd) M
noun

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