Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
magister
Noun
/ˈmædʒɪstər/
Definition
A title of respect or authority, traditionally used in academic or scholarly contexts.
Examples
- In the medieval university, a magister was often seen as a master of arts.
- She studied under a renowned magister who specialized in medieval philosophy.
Meaning
The term ‘magister’ is often used to indicate someone who has attained a certain level of education, especially at the masters level. In historical contexts, it can refer to a teacher or master in various fields of study.
Synonyms
- Master
- Teacher
- Instructor
