Sanskrit is perhaps the only language that has a refined vocabulary to distinguish the different kinds of teachers.
Sharing the Sanskrit words for & #39;teacher& #39; based on their unique abilities -
Sharing the Sanskrit words for & #39;teacher& #39; based on their unique abilities -
1. The teacher who gives you information is called: Adhyapak (अध्यापक)
2. The one who imparts knowledge combined with information
is called: Upadhyaya (उपाध्याय)
3. The one who imparts skills is called: Acharya (आचार्य)
2. The one who imparts knowledge combined with information
is called: Upadhyaya (उपाध्याय)
3. The one who imparts skills is called: Acharya (आचार्य)
4. The one who is able to give a deep insight into a subject is called: Pandit (पंडित)
5. The one who has a visionary view on a subject and teaches you to think in that manner is called: Dhrishta (दृष्टा)
5. The one who has a visionary view on a subject and teaches you to think in that manner is called: Dhrishta (दृष्टा)
6. The one who is able to awaken wisdom in you, leading you from darkness to light, is called: Guru (गुरु)
When the Sanskrit language was so rich and refined, our knowledge would have been too. I wonder what kinds of secrets our ancestors knew.
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When the Sanskrit language was so rich and refined, our knowledge would have been too. I wonder what kinds of secrets our ancestors knew.