scholae Definition
the plural form of 'schola', meaning a school or a group of people engaged in learning or study.
Using scholae: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "scholae" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The scholae of ancient Greece were known for their philosophical teachings.
Example
The university has multiple scholae dedicated to different fields of study.
Example
The group formed a scholae to study and discuss literature together.
scholae Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for scholae
- academy
- educational institution
- learning center
- training center
Phrases with scholae
scholae palatinae
a group of elite soldiers in the Roman army who served as the emperor's personal guard
Example
The scholae palatinae were highly trained and well-equipped soldiers.
scholae cantorum
a choir or singing group, typically associated with a church or religious institution
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The scholae cantorum performed at the cathedral every Sunday.
scholae publicae
public schools established in ancient Rome for the education of children from low-income families
Example
The scholae publicae provided basic education to children who could not afford private tutors.
Origins of scholae
from Latin 'schola', meaning 'school'
Summary: scholae in Brief
'Scholae' [skoh-lee] is the plural form of 'schola', meaning a school or group of people engaged in learning or study. It can refer to institutions like universities or groups of individuals studying together, as in 'The group formed a scholae to study and discuss literature together.' 'Scholae' also extends into phrases like 'scholae palatinae,' referring to an elite group of soldiers in the Roman army who served as the emperor's personal guard.
