the noun for saber
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What is the noun form of saber?
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updated Nov 2, 2013
posted by lekev000
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I'm thinking that would be "conocimiento"—"knowledge."
updated Nov 2, 2013
posted by AnnRon
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From my dictionary
El saber no ocupa lugar - You can never know too much
updated Nov 2, 2013
posted by ian-hill
i like that, "knowledge takes no space". It's a nice proverb - HackerKing, Nov 2, 2013
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The noun form of "saber" is the same word, "saber". It means "knowledge". The verb "poder" means, generally, "to be able to". There is also a noun form of "poder" which means "power". In this regard, Spanish and English are alike in that both languages use words as both nouns and verbs.
updated Nov 2, 2013
posted by Esteban3304
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Sabiduría - knowledge, wisdom. El hombre aventaja a los demás en sabiduría.
updated Nov 2, 2013
posted by latte_art
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I hope it would help if I suggest a related noun:
Sabio (masc)/sabia (fem) = learned, wise person
updated Nov 2, 2013
edited by Raja-jani
posted by Raja-jani
