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Sifaan: Removed Nharo and Sigo

2024-07-30T17:27:31Z

Removed Nharo and Sigo

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	* Mohawk: '''ionterihwaienhstáhkhwa''' <ref>Note from [https://www.educationrevolution.org/store/about/team/ Jerry Mintz]: This is the word for "school", I do not know if there is a separate word for "education"; see [[Iroquois_Democracy\|story of how Jerry helped setup a school that helped preserve the Mohawk language]]</ref>		* Mohawk: '''ionterihwaienhstáhkhwa''' <ref>Note from [https://www.educationrevolution.org/store/about/team/ Jerry Mintz]: This is the word for "school", I do not know if there is a separate word for "education"; see [[Iroquois_Democracy\|story of how Jerry helped setup a school that helped preserve the Mohawk language]]</ref>
	* Nepali: Same as Hindi <ref>Nepal</ref>		* Nepali: Same as Hindi <ref>Nepal</ref>
	* Nharo: '''kuru''' <ref>Botswana</ref><ref>Namibia</ref><ref>Meaning "to do"</ref>
	* Portuguese: '''educação''' <ref>Portugal</ref> <ref>Brazil</ref>		* Portuguese: '''educação''' <ref>Portugal</ref> <ref>Brazil</ref>
	* Quechua: '''yachay''' <ref>'''yachachiy''' was also offered, we are uncertain which is more suitable</ref> <ref>Andes, including modern day Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru</ref>		* Quechua: '''yachay''' <ref>'''yachachiy''' was also offered, we are uncertain which is more suitable</ref> <ref>Andes, including modern day Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru</ref>
	* Sigo: '''Oefao''' <ref>Ethiopia (Southern Nations Nationalities native Peoples Region)</ref><ref>from Khoe Meisie</ref>
	* Sinhala: '''අධ්‍යාපනය''' <ref name="lk">Note from Sifaan: Of course I want the logo to include the words for education from my country, Sri Lanka, and given how much language barriers have contributed to conflict here, I want to recognise as many of our languages as I can, even if they are minor (the Malay community is 0.2% of our population)</ref>		* Sinhala: '''අධ්‍යාපනය''' <ref name="lk">Note from Sifaan: Of course I want the logo to include the words for education from my country, Sri Lanka, and given how much language barriers have contributed to conflict here, I want to recognise as many of our languages as I can, even if they are minor (the Malay community is 0.2% of our population)</ref>
	* Spanish: '''educación''' <ref>Spain</ref><ref>Latin America</ref>		* Spanish: '''educación''' <ref>Spain</ref><ref>Latin America</ref>

Sifaan at 05:56, 29 July 2024

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	* Portuguese: '''educação''' <ref>Portugal</ref> <ref>Brazil</ref>		* Portuguese: '''educação''' <ref>Portugal</ref> <ref>Brazil</ref>
	* Quechua: '''yachay''' <ref>'''yachachiy''' was also offered, we are uncertain which is more suitable</ref> <ref>Andes, including modern day Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru</ref>		* Quechua: '''yachay''' <ref>'''yachachiy''' was also offered, we are uncertain which is more suitable</ref> <ref>Andes, including modern day Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru</ref>
	* Sigo: '''Oefao''' <ref>Ethiopia (Southern Nations Nationalities native Peoples Region)</ref>		* Sigo: '''Oefao''' <ref>Ethiopia (Southern Nations Nationalities native Peoples Region)</ref><ref>from Khoe Meisie</ref>
	* Sinhala: '''අධ්‍යාපනය''' <ref name="lk">Note from Sifaan: Of course I want the logo to include the words for education from my country, Sri Lanka, and given how much language barriers have contributed to conflict here, I want to recognise as many of our languages as I can, even if they are minor (the Malay community is 0.2% of our population)</ref>		* Sinhala: '''අධ්‍යාපනය''' <ref name="lk">Note from Sifaan: Of course I want the logo to include the words for education from my country, Sri Lanka, and given how much language barriers have contributed to conflict here, I want to recognise as many of our languages as I can, even if they are minor (the Malay community is 0.2% of our population)</ref>
	* Spanish: '''educación''' <ref>Spain</ref><ref>Latin America</ref>		* Spanish: '''educación''' <ref>Spain</ref><ref>Latin America</ref>

Sifaan at 05:55, 29 July 2024

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	* Māori: '''ako''' <ref>New Zealand</ref><ref> [https://tereomaori.tki.org.nz/Curriculum-guidelines/Teaching-and-learning-te-reo-Maori/Aspects-of-planning/The-concept-of-ako The concept of ako describes a teaching and learning relationship], where the educator is also learning from the student and where educators’ practices are informed by the latest research and are both deliberate and reflective. Ako is grounded in the principle of reciprocity and also recognises that the learner and whānau cannot be separated. '''rangatiratanga''' was also offered , which translates as self-determination, in preference over the typical translation of mātaranga, where Mātaranga Māori is "our knowledge, or our ways of knowing, doing and being"</ref>		* Māori: '''ako''' <ref>New Zealand</ref><ref> [https://tereomaori.tki.org.nz/Curriculum-guidelines/Teaching-and-learning-te-reo-Maori/Aspects-of-planning/The-concept-of-ako The concept of ako describes a teaching and learning relationship], where the educator is also learning from the student and where educators’ practices are informed by the latest research and are both deliberate and reflective. Ako is grounded in the principle of reciprocity and also recognises that the learner and whānau cannot be separated. '''rangatiratanga''' was also offered , which translates as self-determination, in preference over the typical translation of mātaranga, where Mātaranga Māori is "our knowledge, or our ways of knowing, doing and being"</ref>
	* Mohawk: '''ionterihwaienhstáhkhwa''' <ref>Note from [https://www.educationrevolution.org/store/about/team/ Jerry Mintz]: This is the word for "school", I do not know if there is a separate word for "education"; see [[Iroquois_Democracy\|story of how Jerry helped setup a school that helped preserve the Mohawk language]]</ref>		* Mohawk: '''ionterihwaienhstáhkhwa''' <ref>Note from [https://www.educationrevolution.org/store/about/team/ Jerry Mintz]: This is the word for "school", I do not know if there is a separate word for "education"; see [[Iroquois_Democracy\|story of how Jerry helped setup a school that helped preserve the Mohawk language]]</ref>
	* Nepali: Same as Hindi		* Nepali: Same as Hindi <ref>Nepal</ref>
			* Nharo: '''kuru''' <ref>Botswana</ref><ref>Namibia</ref><ref>Meaning "to do"</ref>
	* Portuguese: '''educação''' <ref>Portugal</ref> <ref>Brazil</ref>		* Portuguese: '''educação''' <ref>Portugal</ref> <ref>Brazil</ref>
	* Quechua: '''yachay''' <ref>'''yachachiy''' was also offered, we are uncertain which is more suitable</ref> <ref>Andes, including modern day Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru</ref>		* Quechua: '''yachay''' <ref>'''yachachiy''' was also offered, we are uncertain which is more suitable</ref> <ref>Andes, including modern day Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru</ref>
			* Sigo: '''Oefao''' <ref>Ethiopia (Southern Nations Nationalities native Peoples Region)</ref>
	* Sinhala: '''අධ්‍යාපනය''' <ref name="lk">Note from Sifaan: Of course I want the logo to include the words for education from my country, Sri Lanka, and given how much language barriers have contributed to conflict here, I want to recognise as many of our languages as I can, even if they are minor (the Malay community is 0.2% of our population)</ref>		* Sinhala: '''අධ්‍යාපනය''' <ref name="lk">Note from Sifaan: Of course I want the logo to include the words for education from my country, Sri Lanka, and given how much language barriers have contributed to conflict here, I want to recognise as many of our languages as I can, even if they are minor (the Malay community is 0.2% of our population)</ref>
	* Spanish: '''educación''' <ref>Spain</ref><ref>Latin America</ref>		* Spanish: '''educación''' <ref>Spain</ref><ref>Latin America</ref>

Sifaan at 21:17, 21 July 2024

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Sifaan at 07:54, 21 July 2024

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	* Spanish: '''Educación''' <ref>Spain</ref><ref>Latin America</ref>		* Spanish: '''Educación''' <ref>Spain</ref><ref>Latin America</ref>
	* Sri Lankan Malay: '''belajaran''' <ref name="lk" />		* Sri Lankan Malay: '''belajaran''' <ref name="lk" />
			* Swedish: '''utbildning''' <ref>Swedish. ut is "outside" and bildning is "grasping" - so ''grasping something that is outside you''</ref>
	* Tamil: '''கல்வி''' <ref name="lk" /> <ref name="in" /> <ref>Recognising the work on [https://citizen-network.org/library/joseph-rathinam-ndm.html Children's Parliaments by Joseph Rathinam] in Chennai, India</ref>		* Tamil: '''கல்வி''' <ref name="lk" /> <ref name="in" /> <ref>Recognising the work on [https://citizen-network.org/library/joseph-rathinam-ndm.html Children's Parliaments by Joseph Rathinam] in Chennai, India</ref>
	* Telugu: '''విద్య''' <ref name="in" />		* Telugu: '''విద్య''' <ref name="in" />

Sifaan at 07:49, 21 July 2024

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	* isiZulu: '''imfundo''' <ref>South Africa</ref>		* isiZulu: '''imfundo''' <ref>South Africa</ref>
	* Malayalam: '''വിദ്യാഭ്യാസം''' <ref name="in" />		* Malayalam: '''വിദ്യാഭ്യാസം''' <ref name="in" />
	* Māori: '''ako'''		* Māori: '''ako''' <ref>New Zealand</ref><ref> [https://tereomaori.tki.org.nz/Curriculum-guidelines/Teaching-and-learning-te-reo-Maori/Aspects-of-planning/The-concept-of-ako The concept of ako describes a teaching and learning relationship], where the educator is also learning from the student and where educators’ practices are informed by the latest research and are both deliberate and reflective. Ako is grounded in the principle of reciprocity and also recognises that the learner and whānau cannot be separated. '''rangatiratanga''' was also offered , which translates as self-determination, in preference over the typical translation of mātaranga, where Mātaranga Māori is "our knowledge, or our ways of knowing, doing and being"</ref>
	<ref>New Zealand</ref><ref> [https://tereomaori.tki.org.nz/Curriculum-guidelines/Teaching-and-learning-te-reo-Maori/Aspects-of-planning/The-concept-of-ako The concept of ako describes a teaching and learning relationship], where the educator is also learning from the student and where educators’ practices are informed by the latest research and are both deliberate and reflective. Ako is grounded in the principle of reciprocity and also recognises that the learner and whānau cannot be separated. '''rangatiratanga''' was also offered , which translates as self-determination, in preference over the typical translation of mātaranga, where Mātaranga Māori is "our knowledge, or our ways of knowing, doing and being"</ref>
	* Mohawk: '''ionterihwaienhstáhkhwa''' <ref>Note from [https://www.educationrevolution.org/store/about/team/ Jerry Mintz]: This is the word for "school", I do not know if there is a separate word for "education"; see [[Iroquois_Democracy\|story of how Jerry helped setup a school that helped preserve the Mohawk language]]</ref>		* Mohawk: '''ionterihwaienhstáhkhwa''' <ref>Note from [https://www.educationrevolution.org/store/about/team/ Jerry Mintz]: This is the word for "school", I do not know if there is a separate word for "education"; see [[Iroquois_Democracy\|story of how Jerry helped setup a school that helped preserve the Mohawk language]]</ref>
	* Nepali: Same as Hindi		* Nepali: Same as Hindi

Sifaan at 07:48, 21 July 2024

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	For the Rights-Centric Education logo, we will be featuring the word Education in multiple languages, with an explicit effort to include words and concepts outside the colonial view of education (which is what took rights-violating practices of education around the world, to, you know, educate the savages..)		For the Rights-Centric Education logo, we will be featuring the word Education in multiple languages, with an explicit effort to include words and concepts outside the colonial view of education (which is what took rights-violating practices of education around the world, to, you know, educate the savages..)

			* Arabic: '''تعليم'''
			* Bahasa Indonesia: '''pendidikan''' <ref>Indonesia</ref>
			* Chinese: '''教育'''
			* Greek: '''Παιδεία''' <ref>Recognising that the [https://www.merriam-webster.com/wordplay/get-schooled-on-the-origins-of-school-twice word "school" is of Greek origin]; This was offered by a Greek speaker from Cyprus; the words most commonly used are connected to traditional schooling and being taught in a traditional sense (εκπαίδευση) whereas παιδεία which has a wider meaning to include character, as well as skills and all these learned through a variety of ways, formal tutoring as well as learning through experiences, society, etc</ref>
	* Hebrew: '''חינוך''' <ref>Recognising the first state sponsored Democratic School, in Hadera</ref>		* Hebrew: '''חינוך''' <ref>Recognising the first state sponsored Democratic School, in Hadera</ref>
			* Hindi: '''शिक्षा''' <ref name="in">India</ref>
	* isiZulu: '''imfundo''' <ref>South Africa</ref>		* isiZulu: '''imfundo''' <ref>South Africa</ref>
	* Māori: '''~~rangatiratanga~~''' <ref>New Zealand. ~~Translates~~ as self-determination~~. This was offered by a Māori speaker~~ over the typical translation of mātaranga, where Mātaranga Māori is "our knowledge, or our ways of knowing, doing and being"</ref>		* Malayalam: '''വിദ്യാഭ്യാസം''' <ref name="in" />
			* Māori: '''ako'''
			<ref>New Zealand</ref><ref> [https://tereomaori.tki.org.nz/Curriculum-guidelines/Teaching-and-learning-te-reo-Maori/Aspects-of-planning/The-concept-of-ako The concept of ako describes a teaching and learning relationship], where the educator is also learning from the student and where educators’ practices are informed by the latest research and are both deliberate and reflective. Ako is grounded in the principle of reciprocity and also recognises that the learner and whānau cannot be separated. '''rangatiratanga''' was also offered , which translates as self-determination, in preference over the typical translation of mātaranga, where Mātaranga Māori is "our knowledge, or our ways of knowing, doing and being"</ref>
	* Mohawk: '''ionterihwaienhstáhkhwa''' <ref>Note from [https://www.educationrevolution.org/store/about/team/ Jerry Mintz]: This is the word for "school", I do not know if there is a separate word for "education"; see [[Iroquois_Democracy\|story of how Jerry helped setup a school that helped preserve the Mohawk language]]</ref>		* Mohawk: '''ionterihwaienhstáhkhwa''' <ref>Note from [https://www.educationrevolution.org/store/about/team/ Jerry Mintz]: This is the word for "school", I do not know if there is a separate word for "education"; see [[Iroquois_Democracy\|story of how Jerry helped setup a school that helped preserve the Mohawk language]]</ref>
	* Quechua: '''yachachiy''' <ref>Andes, including modern day Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru</ref>		* Nepali: Same as Hindi
			* Portuguese: '''educação''' <ref>Portugal</ref> <ref>Brazil</ref>
			* Quechua: '''yachay''' <ref>'''yachachiy''' was also offered, we are uncertain which is more suitable</ref> <ref>Andes, including modern day Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru</ref>
	* Sinhala: '''අධ්‍යාපනය''' <ref name="lk">Note from Sifaan: Of course I want the logo to include the words for education from my country, Sri Lanka, and given how much language barriers have contributed to conflict here, I want to recognise as many of our languages as I can, even if they are minor (the Malay community is 0.2% of our population)</ref>		* Sinhala: '''අධ්‍යාපනය''' <ref name="lk">Note from Sifaan: Of course I want the logo to include the words for education from my country, Sri Lanka, and given how much language barriers have contributed to conflict here, I want to recognise as many of our languages as I can, even if they are minor (the Malay community is 0.2% of our population)</ref>
			* Spanish: '''Educación''' <ref>Spain</ref><ref>Latin America</ref>
	* Sri Lankan Malay: '''belajaran''' <ref name="lk" />		* Sri Lankan Malay: '''belajaran''' <ref name="lk" />
	* Tamil: '''கல்வி''' <ref name="lk" /> <ref>Recognising the work on [https://citizen-network.org/library/joseph-rathinam-ndm.html Children's Parliaments by Joseph Rathinam] in Chennai, India</ref>		* Tamil: '''கல்வி''' <ref name="lk" /> <ref name="in" /> <ref>Recognising the work on [https://citizen-network.org/library/joseph-rathinam-ndm.html Children's Parliaments by Joseph Rathinam] in Chennai, India</ref>
			* Telugu: '''విద్య''' <ref name="in" />
	* Thai: '''การศึกษา''' <ref>Thailand</ref>		* Thai: '''การศึกษา''' <ref>Thailand</ref>
	* Turkish: '''Eğitim''' <ref>Turkey</ref>		* Turkish: '''Eğitim''' <ref>Turkey</ref>
			* Ukrainian: '''Освіта''' <ref>Ukraine</ref>


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	* Polish (in memory of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janusz_Korczak Janusz Korczak])		* Polish (in memory of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janusz_Korczak Janusz Korczak])
	* Gangulu (in recognition of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lilla_Watson Lilla Watson])		* Gangulu (in recognition of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lilla_Watson Lilla Watson])


			==Pronunciation guide==
			We have often received anglicised versions of the name as a guide to pronunciation, but would prefer to either display in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International%20Phonetic%20Alphabet IPA notation] and/or link to an audio recording

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	<references />		<references />

Sifaan at 16:33, 11 July 2024

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	* Māori: '''rangatiratanga''' <ref>New Zealand. Translates as self-determination. This was offered by a Māori speaker over the typical translation of mātaranga, where Mātaranga Māori is "our knowledge, or our ways of knowing, doing and being"</ref>		* Māori: '''rangatiratanga''' <ref>New Zealand. Translates as self-determination. This was offered by a Māori speaker over the typical translation of mātaranga, where Mātaranga Māori is "our knowledge, or our ways of knowing, doing and being"</ref>
	* Mohawk: '''ionterihwaienhstáhkhwa''' <ref>Note from [https://www.educationrevolution.org/store/about/team/ Jerry Mintz]: This is the word for "school", I do not know if there is a separate word for "education"; see [[Iroquois_Democracy\|story of how Jerry helped setup a school that helped preserve the Mohawk language]]</ref>		* Mohawk: '''ionterihwaienhstáhkhwa''' <ref>Note from [https://www.educationrevolution.org/store/about/team/ Jerry Mintz]: This is the word for "school", I do not know if there is a separate word for "education"; see [[Iroquois_Democracy\|story of how Jerry helped setup a school that helped preserve the Mohawk language]]</ref>
	* ~~Quecha~~: '''~~Yachachiy~~''' <ref>Andes, including modern day Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru</ref>		* Quechua: '''yachachiy''' <ref>Andes, including modern day Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru</ref>
	* Sinhala: '''අධ්‍යාපනය''' <ref name="lk">Note from Sifaan: Of course I want the logo to include the words for education from my country, Sri Lanka, and given how much language barriers have contributed to conflict here, I want to recognise as many of our languages as I can, even if they are minor (the Malay community is 0.2% of our population)</ref>		* Sinhala: '''අධ්‍යාපනය''' <ref name="lk">Note from Sifaan: Of course I want the logo to include the words for education from my country, Sri Lanka, and given how much language barriers have contributed to conflict here, I want to recognise as many of our languages as I can, even if they are minor (the Malay community is 0.2% of our population)</ref>
	* Sri Lankan Malay: '''belajaran''' <ref name="lk" />		* Sri Lankan Malay: '''belajaran''' <ref name="lk" />

Sifaan: Changed display format; added Hebrew, Quecha, Thai and Turkish (and note about Children's Parliament)

2024-07-11T16:32:22Z

Changed display format; added Hebrew, Quecha, Thai and Turkish (and note about Children's Parliament)

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	For the Rights-Centric Education logo, we will be featuring the word Education in multiple languages, with an explicit effort to include words and concepts outside the colonial view of education (which is what took rights-violating practices of education around the world, to, you know, educate the savages..)		For the Rights-Centric Education logo, we will be featuring the word Education in multiple languages, with an explicit effort to include words and concepts outside the colonial view of education (which is what took rights-violating practices of education around the world, to, you know, educate the savages..)

	~~So far we have~~		* Hebrew: '''חינוך''' <ref>Recognising the first state sponsored Democratic School, in Hadera</ref>
	* ~~From Sri Lanka: Sinhala~~: '''~~අධ්‍යාපනය~~''', ~~Tamil~~: '''~~கல்வி''', Sri Lankan Malay: '''belajaran~~'''		* isiZulu: '''imfundo''' <ref>South Africa</ref>
	** Note from Sifaan: Of course I want the logo to include the words for education from my country, and given how much language barriers have contributed to conflict here, I want to recognise as many of our languages as I can, even if they are minor (the Malay community is 0.2% of our population).		* Māori: '''rangatiratanga''' <ref>New Zealand. Translates as self-determination. This was offered by a Māori speaker over the typical translation of mātaranga, where Mātaranga Māori is "our knowledge, or our ways of knowing, doing and being"</ref>
	* From New Zealand / Aotearoa: Māori: '''rangatiratanga'''~~, which translates~~ as self-determination. This was offered by a Māori speaker over the typical translation of mātaranga, where Mātaranga Māori is "our knowledge, or our ways of knowing, doing and being"		* Mohawk: '''ionterihwaienhstáhkhwa''' <ref>Note from [https://www.educationrevolution.org/store/about/team/ Jerry Mintz]: This is the word for "school", I do not know if there is a separate word for "education"; see [[Iroquois_Democracy\|story of how Jerry helped setup a school that helped preserve the Mohawk language]]</ref>
	* ~~From the Iroquois Confederacy / USA:~~ Mohawk: '''ionterihwaienhstáhkhwa'''		* Quecha: '''Yachachiy''' <ref>Andes, including modern day Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru</ref>
	** Note from [https://www.educationrevolution.org/store/about/team/ Jerry Mintz]: This is the word for "school", I do not know if there is a separate word for "education"; see [[Iroquois_Democracy\|story of how Jerry helped setup a school that helped preserve the Mohawk language]]		* Sinhala: '''අධ්‍යාපනය''' <ref name="lk">Note from Sifaan: Of course I want the logo to include the words for education from my country, Sri Lanka, and given how much language barriers have contributed to conflict here, I want to recognise as many of our languages as I can, even if they are minor (the Malay community is 0.2% of our population)</ref>
	* ~~From South Africa~~: ~~isiZulu~~: '''~~imfundo~~'''		* Sri Lankan Malay: '''belajaran''' <ref name="lk" />
			* Tamil: '''கல்வி''' <ref name="lk" /> <ref>Recognising the work on [https://citizen-network.org/library/joseph-rathinam-ndm.html Children's Parliaments by Joseph Rathinam] in Chennai, India</ref>
			* Thai: '''การศึกษา''' <ref>Thailand</ref>
			* Turkish: '''Eğitim''' <ref>Turkey</ref>


	While we are open to adding words from any language, we do have a Wishlist:		While we are open to adding words from any language, we do have a Wishlist:
	* Polish (in memory of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janusz_Korczak Janusz Korczak])		* Polish (in memory of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janusz_Korczak Janusz Korczak])
	* Gangulu (in recognition of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lilla_Watson Lilla Watson])		* Gangulu (in recognition of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lilla_Watson Lilla Watson])
	* Hebrew (because the first state sponsored Democratic School is in Hadera)
			==Notes==
			<references />

Sifaan at 06:01, 11 July 2024

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	* From New Zealand / Aotearoa: Māori: '''rangatiratanga''', which translates as self-determination. This was offered by a Māori speaker over the typical translation of mātaranga, where Mātaranga Māori is "our knowledge, or our ways of knowing, doing and being"		* From New Zealand / Aotearoa: Māori: '''rangatiratanga''', which translates as self-determination. This was offered by a Māori speaker over the typical translation of mātaranga, where Mātaranga Māori is "our knowledge, or our ways of knowing, doing and being"
	* From the Iroquois Confederacy / USA: Mohawk: '''ionterihwaienhstáhkhwa'''		* From the Iroquois Confederacy / USA: Mohawk: '''ionterihwaienhstáhkhwa'''
	** Note from [https://www.educationrevolution.org/store/about/team/ Jerry Mintz]: This is the word for "school", I do not know if there is a separate word for "education"; I helped ~~them save their~~ language ~~and start some schools~~		** Note from [https://www.educationrevolution.org/store/about/team/ Jerry Mintz]: This is the word for "school", I do not know if there is a separate word for "education"; see [[Iroquois_Democracy\|story of how Jerry helped setup a school that helped preserve the Mohawk language]]
			* From South Africa: isiZulu: '''imfundo'''

	While we are open to adding words from any language, we do have a Wishlist:		While we are open to adding words from any language, we do have a Wishlist:

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	* Bahasa Indonesia: '''pendidikan''' <ref>Indonesia</ref>		* Bahasa Indonesia: '''pendidikan''' <ref>Indonesia</ref>
	* Chinese: '''教育'''		* Chinese: '''教育'''
	* Greek: '''~~Παιδεία~~''' <ref>Recognising that the [https://www.merriam-webster.com/wordplay/get-schooled-on-the-origins-of-school-twice word "school" is of Greek origin]; This was offered by a Greek speaker from Cyprus; the words most commonly used are connected to traditional schooling and being taught in a traditional sense (εκπαίδευση) whereas παιδεία which has a wider meaning to include character, as well as skills and all these learned through a variety of ways, formal tutoring as well as learning through experiences, society, etc</ref>		* Greek: '''παιδεία''' <ref>Recognising that the [https://www.merriam-webster.com/wordplay/get-schooled-on-the-origins-of-school-twice word "school" is of Greek origin]; This was offered by a Greek speaker from Cyprus; the words most commonly used are connected to traditional schooling and being taught in a traditional sense (εκπαίδευση) whereas παιδεία which has a wider meaning to include character, as well as skills and all these learned through a variety of ways, formal tutoring as well as learning through experiences, society, etc</ref>
	* Hebrew: '''חינוך''' <ref>Recognising the first state sponsored Democratic School, in Hadera</ref>		* Hebrew: '''חינוך''' <ref>Recognising the first state sponsored Democratic School, in Hadera</ref>
	* Hindi: '''शिक्षा''' <ref name="in">India</ref>		* Hindi: '''शिक्षा''' <ref name="in">India</ref>
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	* Quechua: '''yachay''' <ref>'''yachachiy''' was also offered, we are uncertain which is more suitable</ref> <ref>Andes, including modern day Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru</ref>		* Quechua: '''yachay''' <ref>'''yachachiy''' was also offered, we are uncertain which is more suitable</ref> <ref>Andes, including modern day Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru</ref>
	* Sinhala: '''අධ්‍යාපනය''' <ref name="lk">Note from Sifaan: Of course I want the logo to include the words for education from my country, Sri Lanka, and given how much language barriers have contributed to conflict here, I want to recognise as many of our languages as I can, even if they are minor (the Malay community is 0.2% of our population)</ref>		* Sinhala: '''අධ්‍යාපනය''' <ref name="lk">Note from Sifaan: Of course I want the logo to include the words for education from my country, Sri Lanka, and given how much language barriers have contributed to conflict here, I want to recognise as many of our languages as I can, even if they are minor (the Malay community is 0.2% of our population)</ref>
	* Spanish: '''~~Educación~~''' <ref>Spain</ref><ref>Latin America</ref>		* Spanish: '''educación''' <ref>Spain</ref><ref>Latin America</ref>
	* Sri Lankan Malay: '''belajaran''' <ref name="lk" />		* Sri Lankan Malay: '''belajaran''' <ref name="lk" />
	* Swedish: '''utbildning''' <ref>Swedish. ut is "outside" and bildning is "grasping" - so ''grasping something that is outside you''</ref>		* Swedish: '''utbildning''' <ref>Swedish. ut is "outside" and bildning is "grasping" - so ''grasping something that is outside you''</ref>
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	* Telugu: '''విద్య''' <ref name="in" />		* Telugu: '''విద్య''' <ref name="in" />
	* Thai: '''การศึกษา''' <ref>Thailand</ref>		* Thai: '''การศึกษา''' <ref>Thailand</ref>
	* Turkish: '''~~Eğitim~~''' <ref>Turkey</ref>		* Turkish: '''eğitim''' <ref>Turkey</ref>
	* Ukrainian: '''~~Освіта~~''' <ref>Ukraine</ref>		* Ukrainian: '''освіта''' <ref>Ukraine</ref>