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Eftersom det inte finns nÃ¥gon korrekt motsvarighet till ordet â€Âbildning†i engelskan, kan jag bara ställa denna frÃ¥ga pÃ¥ svenska.
Finns det nÃ¥got latinskt uttryck som motsvarar â€Âbildning är det som stannat kvar när man glömt vad det var man lärde sigâ€Â?
The Swedish word "bildning" means educated, but not in the sense that refers tho superficial knowledge. It means the growth of your character and personality as a result of education. I can't find an equivalent word in English, but the German word "Bildung" seems to be close if not equivalent.
I would like to find a Latin expression for the following: "'Bildning' is what is left when that which was actually learned is forgotten."
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Eftersom det inte finns nÃ¥gon korrekt motsvarighet till ordet â€Âbildning†i engelskan, kan jag bara ställa denna frÃ¥ga pÃ¥ svenska.
Finns det nÃ¥got latinskt uttryck som motsvarar â€Âbildning är det som stannat kvar när man glömt vad det var man lärde sigâ€Â?
The Swedish word "bildning" means educated, but not in the sense that refers tho superficial knowledge. It means the growth of your character and personality as a result of education. I can't find an equivalent word in English, but the German word "Bildung" seems to be close if not equivalent.
I would like to find a Latin expression for the following: "'Bildning' is what is left when that which was actually learned is forgotten."
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Välkommen! Kan du sammanfatta din fråga på engelska så att flera skulle kunna läsa och svara? Inget ord i engelskan motsvarar "bildning" men man kan förklara målet också på engelska.
– Joonas Ilmavirta♦
2 hours ago
Thanks for tour prompt answer. I’ll try to translate this into English allthough there is no English word equivalent to the Swedish word ’bildning’. ’Bildning’ means educated, but not in the sense that refers tho superficial knowledge. ’Bildning’ in Swedish means the growth of your carachter and personality as a result of education. Since I can’t find an equivalent word it mat be difficult for non-Swedish to translate the following sentence into Latin as ’bildning’ is the key word of the whole Idea.
– Pons
2 hours ago
’â€ÂBildning†is what is left when that which was actually learned is forgotten’. Is there any expression in Latin for it?
– Pons
2 hours ago
It seems like a close parallel to German "Bildung," which many English speakers are familiar with, e.g. a "Bildungsroman."
– brianpck
1 hour ago
Thanks. So is there any Latin expression for |â€ÂBildung†is what is left when that which was actually learned is forgotten|?
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Eftersom det inte finns nÃ¥gon korrekt motsvarighet till ordet â€Âbildning†i engelskan, kan jag bara ställa denna frÃ¥ga pÃ¥ svenska.
Finns det nÃ¥got latinskt uttryck som motsvarar â€Âbildning är det som stannat kvar när man glömt vad det var man lärde sigâ€Â?
The Swedish word "bildning" means educated, but not in the sense that refers tho superficial knowledge. It means the growth of your character and personality as a result of education. I can't find an equivalent word in English, but the German word "Bildung" seems to be close if not equivalent.
I would like to find a Latin expression for the following: "'Bildning' is what is left when that which was actually learned is forgotten."
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Eftersom det inte finns nÃ¥gon korrekt motsvarighet till ordet â€Âbildning†i engelskan, kan jag bara ställa denna frÃ¥ga pÃ¥ svenska.
Finns det nÃ¥got latinskt uttryck som motsvarar â€Âbildning är det som stannat kvar när man glömt vad det var man lärde sigâ€Â?
The Swedish word "bildning" means educated, but not in the sense that refers tho superficial knowledge. It means the growth of your character and personality as a result of education. I can't find an equivalent word in English, but the German word "Bildung" seems to be close if not equivalent.
I would like to find a Latin expression for the following: "'Bildning' is what is left when that which was actually learned is forgotten."
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Välkommen! Kan du sammanfatta din fråga på engelska så att flera skulle kunna läsa och svara? Inget ord i engelskan motsvarar "bildning" men man kan förklara målet också på engelska.
– Joonas Ilmavirta♦
2 hours ago
Thanks for tour prompt answer. I’ll try to translate this into English allthough there is no English word equivalent to the Swedish word ’bildning’. ’Bildning’ means educated, but not in the sense that refers tho superficial knowledge. ’Bildning’ in Swedish means the growth of your carachter and personality as a result of education. Since I can’t find an equivalent word it mat be difficult for non-Swedish to translate the following sentence into Latin as ’bildning’ is the key word of the whole Idea.
– Pons
2 hours ago
’â€ÂBildning†is what is left when that which was actually learned is forgotten’. Is there any expression in Latin for it?
– Pons
2 hours ago
It seems like a close parallel to German "Bildung," which many English speakers are familiar with, e.g. a "Bildungsroman."
– brianpck
1 hour ago
Thanks. So is there any Latin expression for |â€ÂBildung†is what is left when that which was actually learned is forgotten|?
– Pons
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Välkommen! Kan du sammanfatta din fråga på engelska så att flera skulle kunna läsa och svara? Inget ord i engelskan motsvarar "bildning" men man kan förklara målet också på engelska.
– Joonas Ilmavirta♦
2 hours ago
Thanks for tour prompt answer. I’ll try to translate this into English allthough there is no English word equivalent to the Swedish word ’bildning’. ’Bildning’ means educated, but not in the sense that refers tho superficial knowledge. ’Bildning’ in Swedish means the growth of your carachter and personality as a result of education. Since I can’t find an equivalent word it mat be difficult for non-Swedish to translate the following sentence into Latin as ’bildning’ is the key word of the whole Idea.
– Pons
2 hours ago
’â€ÂBildning†is what is left when that which was actually learned is forgotten’. Is there any expression in Latin for it?
– Pons
2 hours ago
It seems like a close parallel to German "Bildung," which many English speakers are familiar with, e.g. a "Bildungsroman."
– brianpck
1 hour ago
Thanks. So is there any Latin expression for |â€ÂBildung†is what is left when that which was actually learned is forgotten|?
– Pons
1 hour ago
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Välkommen! Kan du sammanfatta din fråga på engelska så att flera skulle kunna läsa och svara? Inget ord i engelskan motsvarar "bildning" men man kan förklara målet också på engelska.
– Joonas Ilmavirta♦
2 hours ago
Välkommen! Kan du sammanfatta din fråga på engelska så att flera skulle kunna läsa och svara? Inget ord i engelskan motsvarar "bildning" men man kan förklara målet också på engelska.
– Joonas Ilmavirta♦
2 hours ago
Thanks for tour prompt answer. I’ll try to translate this into English allthough there is no English word equivalent to the Swedish word ’bildning’. ’Bildning’ means educated, but not in the sense that refers tho superficial knowledge. ’Bildning’ in Swedish means the growth of your carachter and personality as a result of education. Since I can’t find an equivalent word it mat be difficult for non-Swedish to translate the following sentence into Latin as ’bildning’ is the key word of the whole Idea.
– Pons
2 hours ago
Thanks for tour prompt answer. I’ll try to translate this into English allthough there is no English word equivalent to the Swedish word ’bildning’. ’Bildning’ means educated, but not in the sense that refers tho superficial knowledge. ’Bildning’ in Swedish means the growth of your carachter and personality as a result of education. Since I can’t find an equivalent word it mat be difficult for non-Swedish to translate the following sentence into Latin as ’bildning’ is the key word of the whole Idea.
– Pons
2 hours ago
’â€ÂBildning†is what is left when that which was actually learned is forgotten’. Is there any expression in Latin for it?
– Pons
2 hours ago
’â€ÂBildning†is what is left when that which was actually learned is forgotten’. Is there any expression in Latin for it?
– Pons
2 hours ago
It seems like a close parallel to German "Bildung," which many English speakers are familiar with, e.g. a "Bildungsroman."
– brianpck
1 hour ago
It seems like a close parallel to German "Bildung," which many English speakers are familiar with, e.g. a "Bildungsroman."
– brianpck
1 hour ago
Thanks. So is there any Latin expression for |â€ÂBildung†is what is left when that which was actually learned is forgotten|?
– Pons
1 hour ago
Thanks. So is there any Latin expression for |â€ÂBildung†is what is left when that which was actually learned is forgotten|?
– Pons
1 hour ago
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The hardest task is to find a good Latin word or other expression for "bildning".
I suggest intellegentia (also spelled intelligentia).
It refers to understanding as opposed to knowledge, and I believe that is what the Swedish word is all about.
(I believe it is essentially synonymous with the Finnish "sivistys".)
The linked dictionary entry gives translations like the power of discerning or understanding, discernment, understanding, intelligence, understanding, knowledge, art, skill, taste, connoisseurship, perception, discernment.
It is not a perfect match, but the best I could find.
The verb discere (to learn) does not seem to have a past participle, so I will use docere (to teach) instead.
The phrasing gets clumsy without participles.
I suggest:
Intellegentia est quod remanet omnia docta oblito.
Literla translation:
'Intellegentia' is what remains for the one who has forgotten everything that was taught.
Other words to consider besides intellegentia: eruditio, scientia, cognitio, virtus, cultus, cultura.
You can check these out in any online Latin dictionary and see if they seem better to you.
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Here's my suggestion:
Cum institutio oblita est, supersunt mores.
That might be translated as:
When one's instruction is forgotten, character remains.
Considering your description, I thought mos would be a good fit. According to Lewis's An Elementary Latin Dictionary, the plural form of this word is used in the sense of:
...conduct, behavior, manners, morals, character
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The participle oblita is semantically active because oblivisci is deponent. Thus institutio oblita est means "instruction has forgotten", not "instruction is forgotten". (But +1 for suggesting mos!)
– Joonas Ilmavirta♦
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@JoonasIlmavirta. Thanks! But I'm at a loss then. Isn't there any passive form?
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I do not know Swedish, but I assume that bildning is one of the many West-Germanic loanwords in Swedish. The classical Latin equivalent of German Bildung is cultus, or cultus animi. Cultus is "education" but a bit more too. It is the state of character of an educated person.
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The hardest task is to find a good Latin word or other expression for "bildning".
I suggest intellegentia (also spelled intelligentia).
It refers to understanding as opposed to knowledge, and I believe that is what the Swedish word is all about.
(I believe it is essentially synonymous with the Finnish "sivistys".)
The linked dictionary entry gives translations like the power of discerning or understanding, discernment, understanding, intelligence, understanding, knowledge, art, skill, taste, connoisseurship, perception, discernment.
It is not a perfect match, but the best I could find.
The verb discere (to learn) does not seem to have a past participle, so I will use docere (to teach) instead.
The phrasing gets clumsy without participles.
I suggest:
Intellegentia est quod remanet omnia docta oblito.
Literla translation:
'Intellegentia' is what remains for the one who has forgotten everything that was taught.
Other words to consider besides intellegentia: eruditio, scientia, cognitio, virtus, cultus, cultura.
You can check these out in any online Latin dictionary and see if they seem better to you.
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Joonas Ilmavirta♦
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The hardest task is to find a good Latin word or other expression for "bildning".
I suggest intellegentia (also spelled intelligentia).
It refers to understanding as opposed to knowledge, and I believe that is what the Swedish word is all about.
(I believe it is essentially synonymous with the Finnish "sivistys".)
The linked dictionary entry gives translations like the power of discerning or understanding, discernment, understanding, intelligence, understanding, knowledge, art, skill, taste, connoisseurship, perception, discernment.
It is not a perfect match, but the best I could find.
The verb discere (to learn) does not seem to have a past participle, so I will use docere (to teach) instead.
The phrasing gets clumsy without participles.
I suggest:
Intellegentia est quod remanet omnia docta oblito.
Literla translation:
'Intellegentia' is what remains for the one who has forgotten everything that was taught.
Other words to consider besides intellegentia: eruditio, scientia, cognitio, virtus, cultus, cultura.
You can check these out in any online Latin dictionary and see if they seem better to you.
answered 42 mins ago
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The hardest task is to find a good Latin word or other expression for "bildning".
I suggest intellegentia (also spelled intelligentia).
It refers to understanding as opposed to knowledge, and I believe that is what the Swedish word is all about.
(I believe it is essentially synonymous with the Finnish "sivistys".)
The linked dictionary entry gives translations like the power of discerning or understanding, discernment, understanding, intelligence, understanding, knowledge, art, skill, taste, connoisseurship, perception, discernment.
It is not a perfect match, but the best I could find.
The verb discere (to learn) does not seem to have a past participle, so I will use docere (to teach) instead.
The phrasing gets clumsy without participles.
I suggest:
Intellegentia est quod remanet omnia docta oblito.
Literla translation:
'Intellegentia' is what remains for the one who has forgotten everything that was taught.
Other words to consider besides intellegentia: eruditio, scientia, cognitio, virtus, cultus, cultura.
You can check these out in any online Latin dictionary and see if they seem better to you.
answered 42 mins ago
Joonas Ilmavirta♦
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The hardest task is to find a good Latin word or other expression for "bildning".
I suggest intellegentia (also spelled intelligentia).
It refers to understanding as opposed to knowledge, and I believe that is what the Swedish word is all about.
(I believe it is essentially synonymous with the Finnish "sivistys".)
The linked dictionary entry gives translations like the power of discerning or understanding, discernment, understanding, intelligence, understanding, knowledge, art, skill, taste, connoisseurship, perception, discernment.
It is not a perfect match, but the best I could find.
The verb discere (to learn) does not seem to have a past participle, so I will use docere (to teach) instead.
The phrasing gets clumsy without participles.
I suggest:
Intellegentia est quod remanet omnia docta oblito.
Literla translation:
'Intellegentia' is what remains for the one who has forgotten everything that was taught.
Other words to consider besides intellegentia: eruditio, scientia, cognitio, virtus, cultus, cultura.
You can check these out in any online Latin dictionary and see if they seem better to you.
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Here's my suggestion:
Cum institutio oblita est, supersunt mores.
That might be translated as:
When one's instruction is forgotten, character remains.
Considering your description, I thought mos would be a good fit. According to Lewis's An Elementary Latin Dictionary, the plural form of this word is used in the sense of:
...conduct, behavior, manners, morals, character
answered 15 mins ago
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The participle oblita is semantically active because oblivisci is deponent. Thus institutio oblita est means "instruction has forgotten", not "instruction is forgotten". (But +1 for suggesting mos!)
– Joonas Ilmavirta♦
10 mins ago
@JoonasIlmavirta. Thanks! But I'm at a loss then. Isn't there any passive form?
– Expedito Bipes
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up vote
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Here's my suggestion:
Cum institutio oblita est, supersunt mores.
That might be translated as:
When one's instruction is forgotten, character remains.
Considering your description, I thought mos would be a good fit. According to Lewis's An Elementary Latin Dictionary, the plural form of this word is used in the sense of:
...conduct, behavior, manners, morals, character
answered 15 mins ago
Expedito Bipes
1,1231310
The participle oblita is semantically active because oblivisci is deponent. Thus institutio oblita est means "instruction has forgotten", not "instruction is forgotten". (But +1 for suggesting mos!)
– Joonas Ilmavirta♦
10 mins ago
@JoonasIlmavirta. Thanks! But I'm at a loss then. Isn't there any passive form?
– Expedito Bipes
31 secs ago
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up vote
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up vote
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Here's my suggestion:
Cum institutio oblita est, supersunt mores.
That might be translated as:
When one's instruction is forgotten, character remains.
Considering your description, I thought mos would be a good fit. According to Lewis's An Elementary Latin Dictionary, the plural form of this word is used in the sense of:
...conduct, behavior, manners, morals, character
answered 15 mins ago
Expedito Bipes
1,1231310
Here's my suggestion:
Cum institutio oblita est, supersunt mores.
That might be translated as:
When one's instruction is forgotten, character remains.
Considering your description, I thought mos would be a good fit. According to Lewis's An Elementary Latin Dictionary, the plural form of this word is used in the sense of:
...conduct, behavior, manners, morals, character
answered 15 mins ago
Expedito Bipes
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answered 15 mins ago
Expedito Bipes
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Expedito Bipes
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The participle oblita is semantically active because oblivisci is deponent. Thus institutio oblita est means "instruction has forgotten", not "instruction is forgotten". (But +1 for suggesting mos!)
– Joonas Ilmavirta♦
10 mins ago
@JoonasIlmavirta. Thanks! But I'm at a loss then. Isn't there any passive form?
– Expedito Bipes
31 secs ago
add a comment |Â
The participle oblita is semantically active because oblivisci is deponent. Thus institutio oblita est means "instruction has forgotten", not "instruction is forgotten". (But +1 for suggesting mos!)
– Joonas Ilmavirta♦
10 mins ago
@JoonasIlmavirta. Thanks! But I'm at a loss then. Isn't there any passive form?
– Expedito Bipes
31 secs ago
The participle oblita is semantically active because oblivisci is deponent. Thus institutio oblita est means "instruction has forgotten", not "instruction is forgotten". (But +1 for suggesting mos!)
– Joonas Ilmavirta♦
10 mins ago
The participle oblita is semantically active because oblivisci is deponent. Thus institutio oblita est means "instruction has forgotten", not "instruction is forgotten". (But +1 for suggesting mos!)
– Joonas Ilmavirta♦
10 mins ago
@JoonasIlmavirta. Thanks! But I'm at a loss then. Isn't there any passive form?
– Expedito Bipes
31 secs ago
@JoonasIlmavirta. Thanks! But I'm at a loss then. Isn't there any passive form?
– Expedito Bipes
31 secs ago
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I do not know Swedish, but I assume that bildning is one of the many West-Germanic loanwords in Swedish. The classical Latin equivalent of German Bildung is cultus, or cultus animi. Cultus is "education" but a bit more too. It is the state of character of an educated person.
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I do not know Swedish, but I assume that bildning is one of the many West-Germanic loanwords in Swedish. The classical Latin equivalent of German Bildung is cultus, or cultus animi. Cultus is "education" but a bit more too. It is the state of character of an educated person.
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I do not know Swedish, but I assume that bildning is one of the many West-Germanic loanwords in Swedish. The classical Latin equivalent of German Bildung is cultus, or cultus animi. Cultus is "education" but a bit more too. It is the state of character of an educated person.
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I do not know Swedish, but I assume that bildning is one of the many West-Germanic loanwords in Swedish. The classical Latin equivalent of German Bildung is cultus, or cultus animi. Cultus is "education" but a bit more too. It is the state of character of an educated person.
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Välkommen! Kan du sammanfatta din fråga på engelska så att flera skulle kunna läsa och svara? Inget ord i engelskan motsvarar "bildning" men man kan förklara målet också på engelska.
– Joonas Ilmavirta♦
2 hours ago
Thanks for tour prompt answer. I’ll try to translate this into English allthough there is no English word equivalent to the Swedish word ’bildning’. ’Bildning’ means educated, but not in the sense that refers tho superficial knowledge. ’Bildning’ in Swedish means the growth of your carachter and personality as a result of education. Since I can’t find an equivalent word it mat be difficult for non-Swedish to translate the following sentence into Latin as ’bildning’ is the key word of the whole Idea.
– Pons
2 hours ago
’â€ÂBildning†is what is left when that which was actually learned is forgotten’. Is there any expression in Latin for it?
– Pons
2 hours ago
It seems like a close parallel to German "Bildung," which many English speakers are familiar with, e.g. a "Bildungsroman."
– brianpck
1 hour ago
Thanks. So is there any Latin expression for |â€ÂBildung†is what is left when that which was actually learned is forgotten|?
– Pons
1 hour ago