Maestro (il): someone who knows a discipline or an art so thoroughly that they can teach it to others.
From the Latin root MAG-IS, MAG-NUS (= great) combined with the suffix -TER, thus meaning “greater” or “the greatest.”
Related words:
il maestrale = mistral (wind)
Related words:
il maestrale = mistral (wind)
la maestria = mastery, virtuosity
ammaestrare = tame, train (animal); to teach, to apprentice
la vela maestra = main sail
The late Maestro Ennio Morricone, refined and talented artist,
and creator of some of the best known film soundtracks.
and creator of some of the best known film soundtracks.
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