dis·co^[1]

become acquainted with
to learn

Phrases with the word disco

ab uno disce omnes – from one, learn all
disce aut discede – Learn or Depart
disce quasi semper victurus vive quasi cras moriturus – Learn as if always going to live; live as if tomorrow going to die.
docendo disco, scribendo cogito – I learn by teaching, think by writing.

Synonyms for disco

comperio – ascertain, find out, find out with certainty, lay open, to disclose fully, to learn

Similar to disco

dis – possessing wealth or worth, rich
discedo – deviate, leave, to depart from, to go away
discerpo – break up, disjoint, divide, sever, to dismember, to mangle
discessio – direction, management, ordering
discidium – disagreement, division, separation, tearing apart
disciplina – teaching
discipulus – disciple, learner, pupil, student
discordia – disagreement
discrepo – disagree, to be diifferent, to differ, vary
discretio – distinction