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humanismo

humanísmo with stress marks

humanism

noun hu-ma-NIS-mo Spanish origin Rare

Usage Note

Humanismo is a borrowing from Spanish humanismo, referring to the philosophical and ethical stance that emphasizes human value and agency. It is used in academic, philosophical, and religious discourse in the Philippines, often in the context of Renaissance thought or secular ethics. The term appears in university curricula and intellectual writing.

Examples

Beginner

" Mahalaga ang humanismo. "

Natural Translation

Humanism is important.

Literal Translation

Important the humanism.

Intermediate

" Tinatalakay ang humanismo sa kurso ng pilosopiya. "

Natural Translation

Humanism is discussed in the philosophy course.

Literal Translation

Discussed the humanism in-the course of-the philosophy.

Advanced

" Itinuturo ng humanismo na ang halaga at dignidad ng tao ang dapat unahin sa lahat ng desisyon. "

Natural Translation

Humanism teaches that the value and dignity of the human being should come first in every decision.

Literal Translation

Teaches the humanism that the value and dignity of-the person the should prioritize in all of decision.

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