sage

adjectivecommon noun

Syllable Decomposition

sage

from popular Latin sabius, from Latin sapiens (who has taste), present participle of sapĕre ("to have flavor", "to have taste", "to be in one's right mind", "to have judgment", "to be knowledgeable").

Definitions

religion

Plural

sages

Translations

  • germangerman:Weise
  • englishenglish:sage
  • danishdanish:vismand
  • greekgreek:σοφός
  • polishpolish:mędrzec