What is the meaning of disco in Latin?

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Latin Dictionary Word Meaning of disco

1.1 to learn
2.1 (Late Latin) to teach
3.1 to study, practice

Part of Speech - Latin Dictionary word disco

disco is a Verb. A word that expresses an action, occurrence, or state of being

Latin Dictionary Synonyms of disco

capiō,percipiō,concipiō,comprehendō,intellegō,cognoscō,noscō,agnoscō,animadvertō,calleō,sciō,ērudiō,ēducō,doceō,ēdoceō,īnstruō,imbuō,fingō,studeō

Latin Dictionary Words derived from disco

dēdiscō,ēdiscō

Latin Dictionary Examples of Usage of disco

1.1 Aut disce aut discēde.
In English: Either learn or go away.,1.2 artem discere
In English: to learn an art,1.3 aliquid ab aliquo discere
In English: to learn something from someone

Latin Dictionary Word Forms of disco

1. discō (canonical)
2. discere (infinitive,present)
3. didicī (active,perfect)
4. discitum (supine)
5. conjugation-3 (table-tags)
6. la-conj (inflection-template)
7. discō (active,first-person,indicative,present,singular)
8. discis (active,indicative,present,second-person,singular)
9. discit (active,indicative,present,singular,third-person)
10. discimus (active,first-person,indicative,plural,present)
11. discitis (active,indicative,plural,present,second-person)
12. discunt (active,indicative,plural,present,third-person)
13. discēbam (active,first-person,imperfect,indicative,singular)
14. discēbās (active,imperfect,indicative,second-person,singular)
15. discēbat (active,imperfect,indicative,singular,third-person)
16. discēbāmus (active,first-person,imperfect,indicative,plural)
17. discēbātis (active,imperfect,indicative,plural,second-person)
18. discēbant (active,imperfect,indicative,plural,third-person)
19. discam (active,first-person,future,indicative,singular)
20. discēs (active,future,indicative,second-person,singular)
21. discet (active,future,indicative,singular,third-person)
22. discēmus (active,first-person,future,indicative,plural)
23. discētis (active,future,indicative,plural,second-person)
24. discent (active,future,indicative,plural,third-person)
25. didicī (active,first-person,indicative,perfect,singular)
26. didicistī (active,indicative,perfect,second-person,singular)
27. didicit (active,indicative,perfect,singular,third-person)
28. didicimus (active,first-person,indicative,perfect,plural)
29. didicistis (active,indicative,perfect,plural,second-person)
30. didicērunt (active,indicative,perfect,plural,third-person)
31. didicēre (active,indicative,perfect,plural,third-person)
32. didiceram (active,first-person,indicative,pluperfect,singular)
33. didicerās (active,indicative,pluperfect,second-person,singular)
34. didicerat (active,indicative,pluperfect,singular,third-person)
35. didicerāmus (active,first-person,indicative,pluperfect,plural)
36. didicerātis (active,indicative,pluperfect,plural,second-person)
37. didicerant (active,indicative,pluperfect,plural,third-person)
38. didicerō (active,first-person,future,indicative,perfect,singular)
39. didiceris (active,future,indicative,perfect,second-person,singular)
40. didicerit (active,future,indicative,perfect,singular,third-person)
41. didicerimus (active,first-person,future,indicative,perfect,plural)
42. didiceritis (active,future,indicative,perfect,plural,second-person)
43. didicerint (active,future,indicative,perfect,plural,third-person)
44. discor (first-person,indicative,passive,present,singular)
45. disceris (indicative,passive,present,second-person,singular)
46. discere (indicative,passive,present,second-person,singular)
47. discitur (indicative,passive,present,singular,third-person)
48. discimur (first-person,indicative,passive,plural,present)
49. disciminī (indicative,passive,plural,present,second-person)
50. discuntur (indicative,passive,plural,present,third-person)
51. discēbar (first-person,imperfect,indicative,passive,singular)
52. discēbāris (imperfect,indicative,passive,second-person,singular)
53. discēbāre (imperfect,indicative,passive,second-person,singular)
54. discēbātur (imperfect,indicative,passive,singular,third-person)
55. discēbāmur (first-person,imperfect,indicative,passive,plural)
56. discēbāminī (imperfect,indicative,passive,plural,second-person)
57. discēbantur (imperfect,indicative,passive,plural,third-person)
58. discar (first-person,future,indicative,passive,singular)
59. discēris (future,indicative,passive,second-person,singular)
60. discēre (future,indicative,passive,second-person,singular)
61. discētur (future,indicative,passive,singular,third-person)
62. discēmur (first-person,future,indicative,passive,plural)
63. discēminī (future,indicative,passive,plural,second-person)
64. discentur (future,indicative,passive,plural,third-person)
65. discitus + present active indicative of sum (indicative,passive,perfect)
66. discitus + imperfect active indicative of sum (indicative,passive,pluperfect)
67. discitus + future active indicative of sum (future,indicative,passive,perfect)
68. discam (active,first-person,present,singular,subjunctive)
69. discās (active,present,second-person,singular,subjunctive)
70. discat (active,present,singular,subjunctive,third-person)
71. discāmus (active,first-person,plural,present,subjunctive)
72. discātis (active,plural,present,second-person,subjunctive)
73. discant (active,plural,present,subjunctive,third-person)
74. discerem (active,first-person,imperfect,singular,subjunctive)
75. discerēs (active,imperfect,second-person,singular,subjunctive)
76. disceret (active,imperfect,singular,subjunctive,third-person)
77. discerēmus (active,first-person,imperfect,plural,subjunctive)
78. discerētis (active,imperfect,plural,second-person,subjunctive)
79. discerent (active,imperfect,plural,subjunctive,third-person)
80. didicerim (active,first-person,perfect,singular,subjunctive)
81. didicerīs (active,perfect,second-person,singular,subjunctive)
82. didicerit (active,perfect,singular,subjunctive,third-person)
83. didicerīmus (active,first-person,perfect,plural,subjunctive)
84. didicerītis (active,perfect,plural,second-person,subjunctive)
85. didicerint (active,perfect,plural,subjunctive,third-person)
86. didicissem (active,first-person,pluperfect,singular,subjunctive)
87. didicissēs (active,pluperfect,second-person,singular,subjunctive)
88. didicisset (active,pluperfect,singular,subjunctive,third-person)
89. didicissēmus (active,first-person,pluperfect,plural,subjunctive)
90. didicissētis (active,pluperfect,plural,second-person,subjunctive)
91. didicissent (active,pluperfect,plural,subjunctive,third-person)
92. discar (first-person,passive,present,singular,subjunctive)
93. discāris (passive,present,second-person,singular,subjunctive)
94. discāre (passive,present,second-person,singular,subjunctive)
95. discātur (passive,present,singular,subjunctive,third-person)
96. discāmur (first-person,passive,plural,present,subjunctive)
97. discāminī (passive,plural,present,second-person,subjunctive)
98. discantur (passive,plural,present,subjunctive,third-person)
99. discerer (first-person,imperfect,passive,singular,subjunctive)
100. discerēris (imperfect,passive,second-person,singular,subjunctive)
101. discerēre (imperfect,passive,second-person,singular,subjunctive)
102. discerētur (imperfect,passive,singular,subjunctive,third-person)
103. discerēmur (first-person,imperfect,passive,plural,subjunctive)
104. discerēminī (imperfect,passive,plural,second-person,subjunctive)
105. discerentur (imperfect,passive,plural,subjunctive,third-person)
106. discitus + present active subjunctive of sum (passive,perfect,subjunctive)
107. discitus + imperfect active subjunctive of sum (passive,pluperfect,subjunctive)
108. - (active,first-person,imperative,present,singular)
109. disce (active,imperative,present,second-person,singular)
110. - (active,imperative,present,singular,third-person)
111. - (active,first-person,imperative,plural,present)
112. discite (active,imperative,plural,present,second-person)
113. - (active,imperative,plural,present,third-person)
114. - (active,first-person,future,imperative,singular)
115. discitō (active,future,imperative,second-person,singular)
116. discitō (active,future,imperative,singular,third-person)
117. - (active,first-person,future,imperative,plural)
118. discitōte (active,future,imperative,plural,second-person)
119. discuntō (active,future,imperative,plural,third-person)
120. - (first-person,imperative,passive,present,singular)
121. discere (imperative,passive,present,second-person,singular)
122. - (imperative,passive,present,singular,third-person)
123. - (first-person,imperative,passive,plural,present)
124. disciminī (imperative,passive,plural,present,second-person)
125. - (imperative,passive,plural,present,third-person)
126. - (first-person,future,imperative,passive,singular)
127. discitor (future,imperative,passive,second-person,singular)
128. discitor (future,imperative,passive,singular,third-person)
129. - (first-person,future,imperative,passive,plural)
130. - (future,imperative,passive,plural,second-person)
131. discuntor (future,imperative,passive,plural,third-person)
132. discere (active,infinitive,present)
133. didicisse (active,infinitive,perfect)
134. discitūrum esse (active,future,infinitive)
135. discī (infinitive,passive,present)
136. discitum esse (infinitive,passive,perfect)
137. discitum īrī (future,infinitive,passive)
138. discēns (active,participle,present)
139. - (active,participle,perfect)
140. discitūrus (active,future,participle)
141. - (participle,passive,present)
142. discitus (participle,passive,perfect)
143. discendus (future,participle,passive)
144. discundus (future,participle,passive)
145. discendī (genitive,gerund,noun-from-verb)
146. discendō (dative,gerund,noun-from-verb)
147. discendum (accusative,gerund,noun-from-verb)
148. discendō (ablative,gerund,noun-from-verb)
149. discitum (accusative,noun-from-verb,supine)
150. discitū (ablative,noun-from-verb,supine)

History of disco

From Proto-Italic *diskō, from earlier *dikskō, from Proto-Indo-European *di-dḱ-ské-ti, a reduplicated durative, inchoative and suffixed verb from the root *deḱ- (“to take”). From the same root as doceō; unrelated to discipulus. Cognates include Ancient Greek δέχομαι (dékhomai), whereas δαῆναι (daênai) is attributed to another root, *dens-, together with δεδαώς (dedaṓs), δήνεα (dḗnea) and διδάσκω (didáskō).

Latin Dictionary Prnounciation of disco

/ˈdis.koː/