Learnt

What do we mean by learnt?

An occasional preterit and past participle of learn. noun

Simple past of learn. verb

Past participle of learn verb

To acquire, or attempt to acquire knowledge or an ability to do something.

To attend a course or other educational activity.

To gain knowledge from a bad experience so as to improve.

To study.

To come to know; to become informed of; to find out.

British standard English past tense and past participle for 'learn' Urban Dictionary

Redneck for Learned Urban Dictionary

To "get turnt" on knowledge or under the influence of education. Urban Dictionary

Past tense of learn Urban Dictionary

A combination of the words Lit and Turnt Urban Dictionary

When someone with a lower IQ gets better at life Urban Dictionary

When someone learns something that usually should be obvious. Urban Dictionary

When a person has gotten burned so many times they should have already seen it comin'. Urban Dictionary

I give a great blowjob Urban Dictionary

When someone learns something, but usually from experience or getting ridiculed. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to learnt:
learnt, learn, leant, learns.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word learnt:
quechua, peru, tabla, hindustani, speak, childhood, basics, speaking, pandit, lesson, sanskrit, residents, urdu, guru, spanish, language, lessons, reconciliation, violin, census, arabic, swim, skills, started, craft, persian, hindi, fly, using, tamil, khan, classical, piano, martial, listening, read, lot, write, guidance, singing, techniques, uncle, guitar, languages, how, grammar, taught, technique, grandfather, sing, studying, travelled, painting.

Words that rhyme with learnt:
current, burnt, bernd, bernt, berndt.

Adjectives that are often used to describe learnt:
first, best, long, last, early, better, easiest, public, further, more, latter, much, british, earliest, bad, japanese, easier, already, earlier, soonest, former, latest, emperor, scarce, worse, culturally, olive, newly, well, conquered, magic, likely, innate, neighbourhood, eager, rote, portuguese, spartan, apostle, content, ill.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective learnt:
something, nothing, anything, wisdom, lesson, everything, lessons, behaviour, things, skills, skill, music, language, way, languages, material, english, knowledge, latin, caution, rules, information, response, words, humility, history, behaviours, patterns, ways, grammar, techniques, french, greek, arithmetic, emotion, particulars, obedience, habits, manners, helplessness, art, medicine, patience, philosophy, shorthand, tongue, none, geometry, letters, discipline, painting, new, associations, responses, facts, science, humanity, navigation, mercy, concepts, others, respect, deviations, christ, songs, german, prudence, speech, mathematics, signs, carpentry, deceit, attitudes, playing, writing, resignation, technique, justice, archery, fear, phrases, craft.

Consonant match to learnt:
lent, lint, lant, lunt, lente, landt, lundt.

Words that sound like learnt:
learnt, learned, learn, lent, lint, learns, lunt, lant, lern, lurched, lert, lrt, lirt, laurate, lrn, aren't, arnt, arndt, land, lend, learner, lined, lind, lund, leaned, lond, lerner, lande, linde, lynd, laund, lurd, lrd, lerd, lerm, lynde, lrod, lerma, larned, lunde, lawned, lnt, lindh, lende, lered, lmt, -land, lrm, launde, lawnd, current, yearned, churned, ironed, armt, frnt, light, alright, lite, allright, all right, lyte, leyte, leit, all-right, liite, blunt, flirt, alert, burnt, flaunt, flint, glint, blurt, clint, flurt, blint, blent, flynt, laat, bernt, laan, bernd, glunt, klint, blert, blirt, lahn, flrt, fleurette, berndt, -let, ehlert, alant, alaunt, elint, eilert, alerte, allant, glent.