doctrina
Latin
noun
Definitions
- teaching, instruction
- doctrine
- learning, erudition
Etymology
Suf from Latin doctor (teacher, instructor, doctor).
Origin
Latin
doctor
Gloss
teacher, instructor, doctor
Concept
Semantic Field
Cognition
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
医
Emoji
👨🏫 👩🏫
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- doctor English
- doctrinable English
- doctrine English
- doctrineless English
- doctrinism English
- doctrinize English
- endoctrine English
- doceō Latin
- doctor Latin
- doctorissa Latin
- doctoro Latin
- Doktor German
- Doktrin German
- indoktrinieren German
- dottore Italian
- doctrine Dutch, Flemish
- docteur French
- doctoresse French
- doctrinaire French
- doctrinal French
- doctrine French
- endoctriner French
- доктри́на Russian
- доктрина Russian
- doctor Spanish, Castilian
- doktor Norwegian Bokmål
- doktrine Norwegian Bokmål
- doutor Portuguese
- doktor Swedish
- doktor Norwegian Nynorsk
- doktrine Norwegian Nynorsk
- dochtúir Irish
- doktor Danish
- doktor Czech
- docteur Old French
- doktrina Esperanto
- doktrino Esperanto
- doktrina Serbo-Croatian
- doctor Catalan, Valencian
- doutor Galician
- doctor Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- doktrin Indonesian
- doctoor Middle Dutch
- doctor Middle Dutch
- doktrinala Ido
- doktrino Ido
- dotair Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- docteu Norman
- доктрина Kazakh
- doktor Azerbaijani
- דאָקטאָר Yiddish
- דוקטרינה Hebrew (modern)
- doutor Old Portuguese
- доктрина Macedonian
- doktor Slovak
- doktrina Lithuanian
- dotor Venetian
- doctour xno
- dotuar Dalmatian
- dutåur Emilian