praxis

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• UK: /ˈpɹæk.sɪs/
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• /ˈpræk.səs/
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• rhymes with -æksɪs
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Partly from Latin prāxis and partly from its etymon Ancient Greek πρᾶξις (prâxis, “action, activity, practice”).

23 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: практика (praktika) — practical application of learning
• Catalan: praxi — practical application of learning
• Czech: praxe — practical application of learning
• Finnish: käytäntö — practical application of learning
• French: praxis — practical application of learning
• Hungarian: praxis — practical application of learning
• Portuguese: práxis — practical application of learning
• Spanish: praxis — practical application of learning
• Finnish: ihmistoiminta — drama: deliberate action of a rational being
• Finnish: praksis — drama: deliberate action of a rational being
• Chinese Mandarin: 實踐 /实践 (shíjiàn) — philosophy: synthesis of theory and practice
• Finnish: praksis — philosophy: synthesis of theory and practice
• Portuguese: práxis — philosophy: synthesis of theory and practice
• Bulgarian: обичай (običaj) — custom or established practice
• Czech: praxe — custom or established practice
• Danish: praksis — custom or established practice
• Finnish: käytäntö — custom or established practice
• French: habitude — custom or established practice
• Portuguese: praxe — custom or established practice
• Russian: обычай (obyčaj) — custom or established practice
• Russian: устоявшаяся практика (ustojavšajasja praktika) — custom or established practice
• Finnish: harjoitus — example or form of exercise for practice
• Finnish: harjoite — example or form of exercise for practice