disciplinal

/dˈɪsɪplˌɪnəl/ adj

relating to discipline, i.e. order and/or punishment

Word Origin From Latin disciplina, from discere 'to learn.' Disciplinal means relating to discipline or instruction. The suffix -al makes it an adjective. The root discere is related to discipulus (pupil), giving us disciple. So disciplinal is literally 'pertaining to learning.'

adj relating to discipline, i.e. order and/or punishment

The military academy maintained a strict disciplinal environment to shape character.

(形容词) 纪律性的;惩戒性的

军事学院保持着严格的纪律环境来塑造品格。

(adjetivo) Relacionado con la disciplina, es decir, el orden y/o el castigo.

La academia militar mantenía un entorno disciplinal estricto para formar el carácter.

(adjectif) disciplinaire [Relatif à la discipline, c'est-à-dire à l'ordre et/ou à la punition.]

L'académie militaire maintenait un environnement disciplinal strict pour forger le caractère.

(Adjektiv) disziplinarisch; ordnungsbezogen [Die Disziplin betreffend, insbesondere in Bezug auf Ordnung, Gehorsam oder Bestrafung.]

Die Militärakademie pflegte ein strenges **disciplinal**es Umfeld, um den Charakter zu formen.

(形容詞) 規律に関する; 秩序や懲罰に関する。

士官学校は人格を鍛えるため、厳格な規律ある環境を維持していた。

(adjetivo) disciplinar [relacionado à disciplina, ou seja, ordem e/ou punição]

A academia militar mantinha um ambiente disciplinar rigoroso para formar o caráter.

Word parts: disciplin + al

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