scholar
વિદ્વાન
definition
noun
a Hebrew scholar
a specialist in a particular branch of study, especially the humanities; a distinguished academic.
translation of 'scholar'
શિષ્યવૃત્તિધારક,
છાત્ર,
વિદ્વાન,
વિદ્યાવ્યાસંગી
noun
શિષ્યા,
શિષ્ય
example
history 'scholar'
At 14 he returned to being a full-time 'scholar' at Dunbar High School, where he excelled at mathematics, and then at 16 he went back to the millwright's trade.
a phrase borrowed from the Indian 'scholar' Ananda Coomaraswamy
a Rhodes 'scholar'
Mr. Bell declares himself no 'scholar'
Mr Bell declares himself no 'scholar'
He lived in the imperial capital Beijing from 1523 to 1526 before retiring back to his native city to live the life of a 'scholar' and a gentleman.
a Hebrew 'scholar'
He is now a junior and a Point Foundation 'scholar' at Emory University in Atlanta.
a Hebrew 'scholar'
This is a beautifully written book by a 'scholar' of exceptional sensitivity.
The shifts and changes in sciences were initiated primarily by the women scientists and by the feminist 'scholars' writing about science, like Keller.
It takes virtually no account of all that 'scholars' have been able to learn about Egypt since the decipherment of hieroglyphics.
In short, this book will be required reading for 'scholars' of eastern railroads and few others, but may be read for pleasure and no little gain by other transport historians.
With some notable exceptions, few 'scholars' have been able to develop their writing skills while fulfilling their obligations to teaching and research.
Most items in these two categories are original contributions written by fellow textual 'scholars' , critics, actors, directors and reviewers.
These 'scholars' first write brief position papers, which are read by the group.
The pamphlet was not released to the general public to read but it was pinned to the church door in Wittenburg for other 'scholars' to read and to discuss in preparation for a full discussion at a later date.
A first book of the poems, The Poetical Works of Edward Taylor, followed in 1939, after which poets and 'scholars' began to read him and write about him.
I really admire her as a person and as a writer; and I think she has been the foundational theorist for a lot of women who are writing and who are 'scholars' today.
In Lacedaemon, pedagogues chastised their 'scholars' by biting their thumb.
What 'scholars' have been able to come up with is based on bits and pieces of his work (plays, poems, sonnets, critical essays, etc.).
It required a cadre of 'scholars' specialized in, and devoted to, the study of organizations.
The introduction and eleven essays were written by young 'scholars' from Africa, Asia, Britain, Europe, the Middle East and North America.
She drew attention to the centre's complementary courses aimed at preparing 'scholars' for university entrance.
I am persuaded, however, that they are fine 'scholars' , and have written an important book that future research in this area will need to take into account.
Though not written by 'scholars' , they engaged with a work of history in ways that exposed the interesting features of a book and displayed the erudition and style of the reviewer.
Trained as literary 'scholars' , ecocritics read and write differently than historians, but not very differently.
Perhaps this entry, like some of the others written by German 'scholars' , has suffered in translation.
The Encyclopedia is largely written by younger 'scholars' .
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