saber

Verb

1. to know (a fact), to have knowledge
2. to know how to

Noun

knowledge, know-how

Pronounced as (IPA)

[səˈβɛ]

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: sapio

In summary

Inherited from Old Catalan saber, from Vulgar Latin *sapēre, from Latin sapĕre (“taste, know”).

Concepts

know

knowledge

can

cognize

experience

initiation

knowledgeability

knowledgeableness

learning

live

wot

noesis

be

cognise

be able to

cognition

Synonyms

coneixement

conèixer

saviesa

poder

sapiència

noesi

cognició

coneixer

sentir

ciència

coneixença

Translations

saber

savoir

sapere

saber

wissen

weten

wiedzieć

ξέρω

saber

bilmek

عرف

conhecer

scire

connaître

conoscere

Sentences

Persona que trobàvem , persona que havia de saber tota la història .

A person we found, a person who had to know the whole story.

Els alumnes havien de saber llegir i escriure i conèixer les operacions aritmètiques bàsiques .

Students had to know how to read and write and know the basic arithmetic operations.

Vol saber si l'objecte del seu desig magnificat és la seva mare .

He wants to know if the object of his magnified desire is his mother.