Cognized

/ˈkɒɡ.naɪzd/

समझ लिया; पहचान लिया; जान लिया; अवगत हुआ

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Origin & History

From Latin-rooted “cognize,” related to Latin cognoscere (“to get to know”), via Medieval/Neo-Latin formation; ultimately from co- (“together”) + gnoscere (“to know”).

लैटिन मूल वाले “cognize” से; यह लैटिन cognoscere (“जानना/जान-पहचान बनाना”) से संबंधित है, मध्यकालीन/नव-लैटिन रूपों के माध्यम से; मूलतः co- (“साथ”) + gnoscere (“जानना”) से।

Definition

“Cognized” is the past tense/past participle of “cognize,” meaning someone knew, perceived, recognized, or became aware of something; it can also mean mentally grasping or treating something as an object of thought (cognition).

“Cognized”, “cognize” का past tense/past participle है; इसका अर्थ है किसी बात को जान लेना, महसूस/पहचान लेना, या उसके प्रति सचेत हो जाना; कभी-कभी इसका मतलब किसी चीज़ को विचार/ज्ञान-प्रक्रिया (cognition) का विषय बनाकर समझना भी होता है।

Parts of Speech

Verb (past tense / past participle):
She cognized the danger before anyone else did.
उसने खतरे को सबसे पहले समझ/भाँप लिया।

Usage Examples

He cognized that the data were incomplete and stopped the analysis.
The patient cognized the voice of a family member despite the confusion.
Only later did the team cognize the true cause of the failure.
The philosopher argued that the mind cognized objects through concepts.

Synonyms

Recognized Realized Perceived Apprehended Understood Noticed Became aware of Discerned

Related Forms

Noun
Cognition / Cognizance
Verb
Cognize / Cognizing / Cognized
Adjective
Cognitive / Cognizable / Cognizant
Adverb
Cognitively

Idioms & Phrases

Cognize the fact (that...)
इस तथ्य को समझना/मान लेना (कि...)
Cognize the implications
निहितार्थ/परिणामों को समझना
Cognize the difference
अंतर को पहचानना/समझना