Definition
Definition of polymathic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
knowledgeablehaving knowledge in many subjects
- She is known for her polymathic expertise in science, art, and literature.
- His polymathic interests include history and technology.
- The polymathic professor could discuss any topic with ease.
Origin of polymathic
Greek, poly (many) + manthanein (to learn)
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- French:polymathique, ...
- German:polyhistorisch, ...
- Italian:erudito in molte materie, ...
- Spanish:polifacético, ...
- Portuguese:erudito, ...
- Chinese:博学的, ...
- Japanese:博学, ...
- Arabic:مَوْسُوعِي, ...
- Hebrew:רַב-תְּחוּמִי, ...
- Russian:разносторонний, ...
- Ukrainian:поліматичний, ...
- Hindi:बहुज्ञ, ...
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