student
UK: ˈstjuːdnt | US: ˈstuːdnt
n. a person who is studying at a school, college, or university
n. someone who is learning a particular subject or skill
The word "student" traces back to Latin studere ("to be eager, to apply oneself"), reflecting the original sense of diligent learning. The suffix -ent marks the doer of the action, creating a noun meaning "one who studies." Over time, the term narrowed to its modern academic sense, shedding its broader connotation of general eagerness.
She is a dedicated student who always completes her assignments on time.
The university offers scholarships to outstanding students.
As a medical student, he spends long hours in the lab.
The workshop is designed for both beginner and advanced students.
The teacher praised the student for her creative essay.