teach meaning in Latin
| English | Latin |
|---|---|
| assistant master / teacher noun | antescholanus [antescholani](2nd) M antescolanus [antescolani](2nd) M |
| Augustinism, teaching of St Augustine (Bishop of Hippo, 354-430, City of God) noun | Augustianismus [Augustianismi](2nd) M |
| by Guido in teaching noun | monochordon [monochordi]noun monochordum [monochordi](2nd) N |
| catechism teacher, catechist noun | catecheta [catechetae](1st) C catechista [catechistae](1st) C |
| catechist, religious teacher noun | catechista [catechistae](1st) M |
| cause (person) to unlearn / discard previous teaching verb | dedoceo [dedocere, dedocui, dedoctus](2nd) TRANS |
| chair of magistrate / office / teacher noun | sedda [seddae](1st) F sella [sellae](1st) F |
| Cicero's teacher noun | Phaedrus [Phaedri](2nd) M |
| contributing (to knowledge, teaching) noun [UK: kən.ˈtrɪ.bjuːt.ɪŋ] [US: kən.ˈtrɪ.bjuːt.ɪŋ] | collatus [collatus](4th) M conlatus [conlatus](4th) M |
| doctor / teacher of the law noun | legisdoctor [legisdoctoris](3rd) M |
| dogma, teaching noun | dogma [dogmatis](3rd) N |
| easily taught, teachable, responsive adjective | docilis [docilis, docile]adjective |
| educate, teach, instruct verb | erudio [erudire, erudivi, eruditus](4th) |
| elementary schoolmaster, one who teaches the elements noun | litterator [litteratoris](3rd) M |
| fellow-teacher noun | condoctor [condoctoris](3rd) M |
| followers of a system / teacher / subject noun | schola [scholae](1st) F scola [scolae](1st) F |
| guide, teacher (late Latin L+S) noun | deductor [deductoris](3rd) M |
| instruct, teach verb | instruo [instruere, instruxi, instructus](3rd) |
| instruct in religion, teach by question and answer, catechize verb | catechisso [catechissare, catechissavi, catechissatus](1st) TRANS catechizo [catechizare, catechizavi, catechizatus](1st) TRANS catecizo [catecizare, catecizavi, catecizatus](1st) TRANS |
| instruction / teaching / education noun | eruditio [eruditionis](3rd) F |
| learned by teaching adjective | disciplinabilis [disciplinabilis, disciplinabile]adjective |
| of instruction / teaching adjective | didascalicus [didascalica, didascalicum]adjective |
| office of teacher noun | didasculatus [didasculati](2nd) M |
| one versed in / teacher of arithmetic noun | calculator [calculatoris](3rd) M |
| one who teaches letters noun | grammatista [grammatistae](1st) M |
| one who teaches rhythm noun | rhythmicus [rhythmici](2nd) M |
| professor / teacher's chair / office, professorship noun | cathedra [cathedrae](1st) F |
| student / teacher, one who attends school noun | scholasticus [scholastici](2nd) M scolasticus [scolastici](2nd) M |
| theologian, one who writes / discourses / teaches on God / gods noun | theologus [theologi](2nd) M |
| theology, science / system of teaching / writing about God / gods / divine things noun | theologia [theologiae](1st) F |
| train / educate / teach verb | conformo [conformare, conformavi, conformatus](1st) TRANS |
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