mastery

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈmɑːs.t(ə.)ɹi/
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• General-American: /ˈmæs.tɚ.i/
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• CMU ARPABET: M AE1 S T ER0 IY0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English maistery, maistrie, mastere, mastry, from Old French maistrie, equivalent to master + -y.

37 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: վարպետություն (varpetutʻyun) — position or authority of a master
• Czech: vláda — position or authority of a master
• Czech: nadvláda — position or authority of a master
• Finnish: hallinta — position or authority of a master
• Finnish: määräysvalta — position or authority of a master
• Galician: mestría — position or authority of a master
• Hindi: काबू (kābū) — position or authority of a master
• Latin: potestas — position or authority of a master
• Russian: госпо́дство (gospódstvo) — position or authority of a master
• Russian: власть (vlastʹ) — position or authority of a master
• Russian: влады́чество (vladýčestvo) — position or authority of a master
• Volapük: mast — position or authority of a master
• Finnish: hallinta — superiority in war or competition
• Finnish: ylivoima — superiority in war or competition
• Galician: mestría — superiority in war or competition
• Russian: превосхо́дство (prevosxódstvo) — superiority in war or competition
• Finnish: valtataistelu — contest for superiority
• Russian: борьба́ за власть (borʹbá za vlastʹ) — contest for superiority
• Bulgarian: ма́йсторство (májstorstvo) — masterly operation
• Finnish: huippusuoritus — masterly operation
• Finnish: maineteko — masterly operation
• Finnish: uroteko — masterly operation
• Hindi: काबू (kābū) — masterly operation
• Russian: мастерство́ (masterstvó) — masterly operation
• Armenian: վարպետություն (varpetutʻyun) — act or process of mastering, expertise
• Czech: mistrovství — act or process of mastering, expertise
• Finnish: hallinta — act or process of mastering, expertise
• French: maîtrise — act or process of mastering, expertise
• Galician: mestría — act or process of mastering, expertise
• Italian: padronanza — act or process of mastering, expertise
• Italian: maestria — act or process of mastering, expertise
• Norwegian Bokmål: mestring — act or process of mastering, expertise
• Portuguese: maestria — act or process of mastering, expertise
• Russian: владе́ние (vladénije) — act or process of mastering, expertise
• Russian: овладе́ние (ovladénije) — act or process of mastering, expertise
• Spanish: dominio — act or process of mastering, expertise
• Volapük: mast — act or process of mastering, expertise