scholarliness

/skˈɑlɚlinəs/ noun

The state or condition of being scholarly.

Word Origin Scholar comes from Greek skholē 'leisure' — because in ancient Greece, leisure was the time for learning and philosophy. A scholar is one who devotes leisure to study. Scholarly means 'like a scholar,' and scholarliness is the quality of being scholarly. The root gives us school (a place of learning), scholastic (pertaining to schools), and preschool (before school). So scholarliness is the learned, studious quality of a true scholar.

noun The state or condition of being scholarly. countable

Her scholarliness was evident in the meticulous research behind her publication.

(名词) 学者风范;学术气质;博学

她出版物背后 meticulous 的研究展现了她学者的风范。

(sustantivo) El estado o condición de ser erudito o académico.

Su erudición era evidente en la investigación minuciosa detrás de su publicación.

(nom) érudition; savoir; scientificité [Caractère de ce qui est érudit et savant ; qualité d'une personne rigoureuse, appliquée et érudite dans ses études.]

Sa scholarliness était évidente dans la recherche méticuleuse derrière sa publication.

(Substantiv) Gelehrsamkeit; Wissenschaftlichkeit [der Zustand oder die Eigenschaft, gelehrt, gründlich und wissenschaftlich fundiert zu sein.]

Ihre **scholarliness** zeigte sich in der sorgfältigen Recherche hinter ihrer Veröffentlichung.

(名詞) 学者らしい性質や状態。学問的であること。

彼女の学識は、彼女の出版物の背後にある綿密な研究から明らかだった。

(substantivo) erudição; saber; doutrina; instrução [O estado ou condição de ser erudito; erudição.]

Sua erudição era evidente na pesquisa minuciosa por trás de sua publicação.

Word parts: scholar + ly + ness

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