| Latin | English | |
| doctor | teacher | » |
| disciplina | teaching | » |
| sensa | thoughts, teachings | » |
| rhetor | rhetorician, teacher of rhetoric | » |
| erudio | to polish, smooth / instruct, teach, educate | » |
| paecipio | to warn, admonish /teach, instruct | » |
| doctrina | doctrine, teaching, instruction, learning | » |
| prodoceo | teach, inculcate, indoctrinate | » |
| eruditio | instruction, teaching / knowledge, learning | » |
| magister | instructor, teacher, schoolmaster | » |
| Docendo discimus | We learn by teaching | » |
| Piscem natare doces | You teach a fish to swim | » |
| doceo docui doctum | to instruct, teach, tutor | » |
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| trado, tradidi, traditum | surrender /hand over /transmit, teach | » |
| Iurare in verba magistri | Swear by the words of the teacher | » |
| Usus magister est optimus | Experience is the best teacher | » |
| Eventus stultorum magister | Events are the teacher of stupid persons | » |
| Aut dosce, aut disce, aut discede | Either teach, or learn, or leave | » |
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