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Definition of polymath - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
knowledgeable personperson with broad knowledge in many subjects
- Leonardo da Vinci was a famous polymath.
- The conference featured a renowned polymath as keynote speaker.
- She is a modern polymath, excelling in art and science.
Origin of polymath
Greek, poly (many) + manthanein (to learn)
Terms with polymath included in their meaning
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polymath
person skilled in many fields or subjects
historical figure
Persian polymath known for contributions to medicine and philosophy
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- French:esprit universel, ...
- German:Universalgelehrter, ...
- Italian:uomo universale, ...
- Spanish:polímata, ...
- Portuguese:polímata, ...
- Chinese:博学家, ...
- Japanese:博学者, ...
- Arabic:عَالِم مُوسُوعِي, ...
- Hebrew:רַב-יֶדַע, ...
- Russian:эрудит, ...
- Ukrainian:ерудит, ...
- Hindi:बहुज्ञ, ...
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