mathesis
noun
mathe·sis
məˈthēsə̇s,
ˈmathəs-
plural matheses
archaic
: science, learning : mental discipline
especially : mathematics
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Late Latin, from Greek mathēsis acquisition of knowledge, from mathein, manthanein to learn
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