It can be. I love having the possibility to create new words by just combining existing ones. And I think it's one of the best languages for dirty talking o_o
That's not quite what "Wissenschaft" means. It sounds neat, but "Wissen" really means knowledge, not wisdom (that would be "Weisheit"). And the "-schaft" part at the end of it... hm... that's more like the "-tion" part in lots of English words, like in "anticipation" or what have you. Unless there is a linguistic root for it that I'm unaware of.
This whole thing made me curious and I looked up what the "-schaft" part actually means. Apparently it comes from the old high-German word "scaf(t)" or "skaf(t)" which meant the "state"/"character", "order" or "rank" of something. Like many words ending in "-schaft", the compound word for science developed in medieval times.
If we take this into account, Wissenschaft really means "the state or order of knowledge". I guess you could describe it as our "system of knowledge", in a way, which makes a lot of sense.
Not really
German: wisdom crafting
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If we take this into account, Wissenschaft really means "the state or order of knowledge". I guess you could describe it as our "system of knowledge", in a way, which makes a lot of sense.
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