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academie

academy /a.ka.deˈmi.e/

noun#3528 most common

Also: academy (learned society), specialized school or training institution

Example sentences

Ea studiază la o academie.
She studies at an academy.
Academia este aproape de casa mea.
The academy is close to my house.
Fratele meu a intrat la Academia de Poliție anul acesta.
My brother was admitted to the Police Academy this year.
Academia Română a publicat un raport important despre limba română.
The Romanian Academy published an important report about the Romanian language.
Numeroase academii militare din Europa colaborează la programe comune de instruire.
Numerous military academies in Europe collaborate on joint training programs.
Prestigiul academiei se datorează, în bună parte, tradiției sale îndelungate și rigorii cu care își selectează membrii.
The academy's prestige owes much to its long tradition and the rigor with which it selects its members.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativeacademieacademii
Genitiveacademieiacademiilor
Accusativeacademieacademii
Vocativeacademieacademii

Word family

academicacademic
academicianmember of an academy
academismacademicism, strict adherence to traditional rules in art or scholarship

Etymology

Romanian took "academie" from French "académie" in the nineteenth century, part of a wave of French borrowings that reshaped modern Romanian vocabulary. French in turn drew it from Latin "academia", which came from Greek "Akadēmeia". That Greek word named the olive grove outside Athens where Plato taught, itself named after a legendary hero called Akademos. The word is a proper name at its root, not a word built from common Indo-European building blocks.

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