COGNOSCENTI or COGNOSCENTE
COGNOSCENTI or COGNOSCENTE
Both the terms ‘COGNOSCENTI’ and
‘COGNOSCENTE’ are used as almost plural noun.
Origin :: Latin
"Cognoscente" and
"Connoisseur" are more than synonyms; they are also linguistic
cousins and perhaps interchangeable. Both terms descend from the Latin verb
"cognoscere”, meaning "to
know”.
Pronunciation: (for
both)
Cog-ne-senti
(or) shenti – (‘cog’ as in ‘cognition’, ‘ne’ as in ‘nest’, ‘senti’ as in
‘sentiment’)
கா(gh)க்-னெ-ஸென்(t)டி - or -ஷென்(t)டி
Meaning:
Someone possessing
superior and specialized knowledge in a particular field - refers to people who are well informed
and great understanding about a particular subject especially in the art world
– ஒரு நுண்கலை வல்லநுர். நுண்ணிய அறிஞர்
Example sentences:
Not being one of
the COGNOSCENTE, I failed to understand the subtler points of the art of Indian
classical dance.
He has an
international reputation among the film COGNOSCENTI.
Today I will join
the COGNOSCENTE in the discussion of issues relating to digital delivery of
art, especially music, movies and books.
‘X’ was identified
as a fast blossoming talent by the Basketball COGNOSCENTI long before it became
obvious and he proved it.
Proverb:
விரை ஒன்று போடச் சுரை ஒன்று முளைக்குமா?
Will the bottle gourd spring up when a different seed is sown?
(R.SAMPATH)
10/9/2020
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