Akademik

a learned person (especially in the humanities); someone who by long study has gained mastery in one or more disciplines

↑academician, ↑schoolman, ↑alumnus, ↑alumna, ↑alum, ↑graduate, ↑grad, ↑Arabist, ↑bibliographer, ↑bibliophile, ↑booklover, ↑book lover, ↑Cabalist, ↑Kabbalist, ↑doctor, ↑Dr., ↑goliard, ↑historian, ↑historiographer, ↑humanist, ↑initiate, ↑learned person, ↑pundit, ↑savant, ↑Islamist, ↑licentiate, ↑Masorete, ↑Massorete, ↑Masorite, ↑master, ↑mujtihad, ↑musicologist, ↑pedant, ↑bookworm, ↑scholastic, ↑philomath, ↑philosopher, ↑postdoc, ↑post doc, ↑reader, ↑Renaissance man, ↑generalist, ↑salutatorian, ↑salutatory speaker, ↑scholiast, ↑Schoolman, ↑medieval Schoolman, ↑Shakespearian, ↑Shakespearean, ↑Sinologist, ↑theologian, ↑theologist, ↑theologizer, ↑theologiser, ↑valedictorian, ↑valedictory speaker, ↑Vedist

↑Crichton, ↑James Crichton, ↑The Admirable Crichton, ↑Lorenzo de'Medici, ↑Lorenzo the Magnificent, ↑Malone, ↑Edmund Malone, ↑Edmond Malone, ↑Varro, ↑Marcus Terentius Varro