abecedarian

• Adjetivo que se refiere al alfabeto o a algo ordenado alfabéticamente; también se usa para describir a un principiante o a quien está aprendiendo los rudimentos de una materia.

An archaic adjective meaning relating to the alphabet or arranged in alphabetical order; also used to describe a beginner or someone learning the rudiments of a subject.

1. Alphabetically arrangedC2formal

   Organized or presented in the order of the alphabet, often used for materials intended for beginners learning to read.

   Ordenado alfabéticamente

   • The book was an abecedarian primer for young children.
   • He created an abecedarian list of vocabulary words.
   • The manuscript followed an abecedarian structure, starting with A and ending with Z.

   Sinónimosalphabeticalphabeticalalphabetized

• Sustantivo que designa a una persona que está aprendiendo los rudimentos o primeros principios de una materia, es decir, un principiante o novato. También puede referirse a alguien que enseña o estudia el alfabeto, o a una persona que sabe poco o nada de algo.

A noun referring to a beginner or novice who is learning the basic principles or rudiments of a subject.

1. Novice or beginnerC2formal

   A person who is just starting to learn the basic principles of a subject or skill.

   Principiante

   • The class was full of abecedarians eager to learn the alphabet.
   • As an abecedarian in the field of astronomy, he struggled with the basic terms.
   • The workshop was designed for abecedarians with no prior experience.

   Sinónimosapprenticebeginnerfledglinggreenhorninitiatelearnerneophytenewcomernovice