craftsman oor Latyn

craftsman

naamwoord

A male artisan.

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Latyn

artifex

[ artĭfex ]

naamwoord manlike

Someone who carries out work that requires a certain speciality or skill.

faber

naamwoord manlike

opifex

[ opĭfex ]

naamwoord manlike

He chose to lead the life of an ordinary craftsman of his own time and place"(36).
Vitam opificis sui temporis et regionis propriam ducere voluit” (Gaudium et Spes, 32).

cerdo · artufex · fabricator · opilex

Craftsman

adjektief, naamwoord

A brand of tools.

Soortgelyke frases

country craftsman
honestus

of craftsman|workman|artisan or his work
faber

provident - poor craftsman
circumspectus · providus

notorius - moderately wealthy craftsman
famatus · famosus

voorbeelde

He chose to lead the life of an ordinary craftsman of his own time and place"(36).
Vitam opificis sui temporis et regionis propriam ducere voluit” (Gaudium et Spes, 32).

Therefore this was also "the gospel of work", because he who proclaimed it was himself a man of work, a craftsman like Joseph of Nazareth41.
Quam ob rem illud erat etiam « evangelium laboris », quia id proclamans erat ipse homo labori addictus, operi fabrili ut Ioseph a Nazareth (41).

(25) God gave man intelligence, sensitivity and the power of thought—tools with which to finish and perfect the work He began. Every worker is, to some extent, a creator—be he artist, craftsman, executive, laborer or farmer.
Deus, tum hominem intellectu, cogitatione atque sensibus ornavisset, instrumenta ei praebuit, quibus opus a se inchoatum veluti absolveret perficeretque: nam quicumque labore se exercet, sive artifex, sive opifex, sive operis conductor, sive operarius, sive agricola, quodammodo creat.

The books of the Old Testament contain many references to human work and to the individual professions exercised by man: for example, the doctor44, the pharmacist45, the craftsman or artist46, the blacksmith47-we could apply these words to today's foundry-workers-the potter48, the farmer49, the scholar50, the sailor51, the builder52, the musician53, the shepherd54, and the fisherman55.
In Testamenti Veteris libris non desunt multiplices operis hum ani significationes singularumque artium ab homine factitarum: sic, verbi gratia, medici (44), medicamentarii (45), fabri et artificis (46), malleatoris (47), figuli (48) — quae voces hodie referri possunt ad ferri aerisque opificem — agricolae (49), studiosi sapientis (50), navigatoris (51), aedificatoris (52), musici (53), pastoris (54), piscatoris (55).

craftsman
faber, fabrī, m.