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3 years ago

Term meaning "wise human"

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'Intelligent person' could be a possibility for your answer, also a 'scientist' or a 'philosopher' as well as 'an old person' may equal to the meaning of being 'wise humans'.

lana [24]3 years ago

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A smart person who knows a lot and is very wise and corageous

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