CultureAugust 19, 2026
polymathic
pol-ee-MATH-ik
Definition
Possessing a wide range of knowledge and expertise across many different fields of study.
Etymology
Derived from the Greek 'polymathes,' meaning 'having learned much,' which combines 'poly-' (many) and 'manthanein' (to learn).
In the news
The article describes Prof. Razaq Kalilu as a polymathic scholar to emphasize his broad expertise in art education, pioneering research, and diverse administrative leadership.
OAU honours LAUTECH VC for art, scholarship contributions
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