educación

Meaning

1. (feminine) education
2. (feminine) upbringing
3. (feminine) manners, etiquette

Hyphenated as

e‧du‧ca‧ción

Gender

♀️ Feminine

Pronounced as (IPA)

/edukaˈθjon/

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin ēducātiōnem. By surface analysis, educar + -ción. Cognate with Catalan educació, Occitan educacion.

Sentences

María del Carmen ayudó en la educación de los hijos .

María del Carmen helped in the education of the children.

Su madre y su abuela se encargaron de su educación .

Her mother and grandmother took care of her education.

En este periodo se impulsaron la educación , la cultura y el desarrollo industrial .

In this period, education, culture and industrial development were promoted.

Igualmente , se amplió la infraestructura en materia de salud y educación .

Likewise, the infrastructure in health and education was expanded.

Es docente y especialista en educación y gestión cultural .

He is a teacher and specialist in education and cultural management.

Pronunciaban la confesión de fe de su representado y garantizaba su educación espiritual .

They pronounced the confession of faith of their client and guaranteed their spiritual education.