peripatetic
英 [,perɪpə'tetɪk]
美 [,pɛrɪpə'tɛtɪk]
- adj.歩き回る; プロレプティック学派
- n.歩き回る人;プロレプティック
語源
peripatetic:遍歴する、旅するこの言葉はもともと、古代ギリシャの哲学者アリストテレスが弟子たちに講義をする際に、歩きながら講義をすることを好んだことを表すのに使われたもので、後に語源的な意味として遍歴的な仕事、遍歴者などが派生した。
英語の語源
- peripatetic
- peripatetic: [16] Peripatetic means literally ‘walking round’. It comes via Old French peripatetique and Latin peripatēticus from Greek peripatētikós. This was a derivative of peripatein, a compound verb formed from the prefix perí- ‘round’ and patein ‘walk’. But the Greeks used it not simply for ‘walk around’, but specifically for ‘teach while walking around’ – an allusion to the teaching methods of Aristotle, who discussed and argued with his pupils and followers while walking about in the Lyceum, a garden near the temple of Apollo in Athens.
Hence adherents of Aristotle’s school of philosophy are known as Peripatetics. The more general use of the adjective for ‘itinerant’ represents a relatively modern (17th-century) return to its etymological meaning.
- peripatetic (n.)
- c. 1400, "disciple of Aristotle," from Old French perypatetique (14c.), from Latin peripateticus "pertaining to the disciples or philosophy of Aristotle," from Greek peripatetikos "given to walking about" (especially while teaching), from peripatein "walk up and down, walk about," from peri- "around" (see peri-) + patein "to walk, tread" (see find (v.)). Aristotle's custom was to teach while strolling through the Lyceum in Athens. In English, the philosophical meaning is older than that of "person who wanders about" (1610s).
- peripatetic (adj.)
- 1560s in the philosophical sense, 1640s in the literal sense; see peripatetic (n.).
例文
- 1. a peripatetic music teacher
- 流動的な音楽教師
dl>- 2.Her father was in the army and the family led a peripatetic existence.
- 彼女の父は軍人であるため、家族全員が従軍して流動的な生活を送っている。
- 3. Peripatetic music teachers visit the school regularly.
- パートタイムの音楽教師が定期的に登校して授業を行う。
- 4.Accompanying the peripatetic Secretary of State on his shuttle diplomicy marathons.
- 走り回る国務長官を伴って外交のマラソンの旅に出る。
- 5.A wolf,likes peripatetic wandering around lonely and prefers listening to the song.
- 孤独に泳ぐのが好きで、歌を聴くのが好きな炎狼。
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