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Magistra (Female Teacher.)

Magister (Male Teacher.)


Magistrae (Female Teachers.)

Magistri (Male Teachers.)

(-ae ending is pronounced "eye" and -i ending is pronounced "Ee")

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Doctor, magister (-stra , praeceptor ( -trix ), professor. Don't use paedagogus: that is a slave who conducts children to and from school.

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The Latin would be "magistra."

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The Latin word for teacher is "magistra."

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Magistra (female), magister (male).

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Magistra

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