didactic

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From French didactique, from Ancient Greek διδακτικός (didaktikós, “skilled in teaching”), from διδακτός (didaktós, “taught, learnt”), from διδάσκω (didáskō, “to teach, educate”). By surface analysis, didact + -ic.

52 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: didakties — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Armenian: խրատական (xratakan) — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Azerbaijani: ibrətli — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Belarusian: дыдактычны (dydaktyčny) — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Bulgarian: дидактичен (didaktičen) — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Catalan: didàctic — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Chinese Mandarin: 教学 (jiàoxué) — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Czech: didaktický — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Danish: didaktisk — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Danish: belærende — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Dutch: didactisch — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Esperanto: didaktika — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Finnish: didaktinen — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Finnish: opettavainen — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Finnish: kasvattava — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• French: didactique — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Galician: didáctico — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• German: didaktisch — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Italian: didattico — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Italian: didascalico — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Latin: didascalicum — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Macedonian: дидактичен (didaktičen) — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Norwegian: didaktisk — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Persian: تعلیمی (ta'limi) — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Persian: آموزشی — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Polish: dydaktyczny — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Portuguese: didático — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Russian: наста́внический (nastávničeskij) — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Russian: нравоучи́тельный (nravoučítelʹnyj) — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Russian: дидакти́ческий (didaktíčeskij) — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Russian: назида́тельный (nazidátelʹnyj) — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Serbo-Croatian: didàktičkī — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Serbo-Croatian: didaktičan — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Slovak: didaktický — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Spanish: didáctico — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Swedish: didaktisk — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Turkish: eğitici — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Turkish: eğitsel — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Turkish: didaktik — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Turkish: öğretici — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Turkish: öğretsel — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Ukrainian: дидактичний (dydaktyčnyj) — instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate
• Danish: didaktisk — excessively moralizing
• Danish: docerende — excessively moralizing
• Finnish: opettavainen — excessively moralizing
• Russian: нравоучи́тельный (nravoučítelʹnyj) — excessively moralizing
• Russian: настави́тельный (nastavítelʹnyj) — excessively moralizing
• Russian: ме́нторский (méntorskij) — excessively moralizing
• Catalan: didàctic — teaching from textbooks rather than laboratory demonstration and application
• Finnish: teoreettinen — teaching from textbooks rather than laboratory demonstration and application
• French: livresque — teaching from textbooks rather than laboratory demonstration and application
• Turkish: öğretici — teaching from textbooks rather than laboratory demonstration and application