Subject: meaning, definitions and examples
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subject
[ ˈsʌbdʒɪkt ]
school
A particular branch of study or learning.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- She is studying the subject of history.
- Mathematics is a challenging subject for many students.
conversation
The person or thing that is being discussed or dealt with.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- The main subject of our discussion was the upcoming project.
- Please stay on the subject during the meeting.
Translations
Translations of the word "subject" in other languages:
🇵🇹 assunto
- sujeito
- matéria
🇮🇳 विषय (vishay)
- विषय वस्तु (vishay vastu)
- विषयाधिकार (vishayadhikar)
🇩🇪 Betreff
- Thema
- Fach
🇮🇩 subjek
- topik
- mata pelajaran
🇺🇦 тема
- предмет
- суб'єкт
🇵🇱 temat
- przedmiot
- podmiot
🇯🇵 件名 (kenmei)
- 主題 (shudai)
- 科目 (kamoku)
🇫🇷 sujet
- matière
- objet
🇪🇸 asunto
- tema
- sujeto
🇹🇷 konu
- özne
- ders
🇰🇷 주제 (juje)
- 과목 (gwamok)
- 주체 (juche)
🇸🇦 موضوع (mawdu')
- مادة (madda)
- موضوع الدراسة (mawdu' aldirasa)
🇨🇿 předmět
- téma
- subjekt
🇸🇰 predmet
- téma
- subjekt
🇨🇳 主题 (zhǔtí)
- 科目 (kēmù)
- 主体 (zhǔtǐ)
🇸🇮 predmet
- tema
- subjekt
🇮🇸 efni
- viðfangsefni
- fag
🇰🇿 тақырып (taqyryp)
- пән (pän)
- субъект (subʺekt)
🇬🇪 თემა (tema)
- საგანი (sagani)
- სუბიექტი (subiekt'i)
🇦🇿 mövzu
- fən
- subyekt
🇲🇽 asunto
- tema
- sujeto
Etymology
The word 'subject' originated from the Latin word 'subiectus', which means 'lying beneath'. In English, the word evolved to mean a branch of study or a topic of discussion. Over time, its usage expanded to include topics of conversation and the act of causing someone to experience something. The word has been in use for centuries and remains an important part of communication and education.
See also: subjection, subjective, subjectively, subjectiveness, subjectivism, subjectivity, subjects.