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What latin roots means to learn?

The Latin root for "to learn" is "disc-".

Here's why:

* discere: This Latin verb means "to learn" or "to become acquainted with."

* discipulus: This Latin word means "pupil" or "student," derived from the verb "discere."

Examples of words with the "disc-" root:

* Disciple: A follower or student of a teacher, philosopher, or religious leader.

* Discipline: Training that makes someone more controlled and efficient.

* Discreet: Careful not to reveal private information.

* Discuss: To talk about something in detail with others.

* Discover: To find something new or previously unknown.

* Discern: To perceive or recognize something clearly.

You can see how the concept of learning and understanding is embedded in all these words.

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