educare

educare [CL] 1 to nurture, bring up, educate: a (animals or unspec.); b (children). a cum ‥ sit ‥ naturae ‥ ibicum caricibus ~ari et vesci Aldh. PR 114 (cf. ib. 117: ~o, quod est nutrio); 798 quid [valet] inter leones agniculus in pace nutritus, edocatus [v. l. educatus]? Alcuin Ep. 145; foverat, i. ~averat, gehyrte GlH F 620; Adel. QN 10 (v. dicere 1h); Neckam NR II 157 (v. educator).  b frater ‥ qui ‥ erat in monasterio ac magisterio illius ~atus Bede HE IV 3; datus sum ~andus ‥ abbati Benedicto Ib. V 24 p. 357; c1150 nos, qui a puero in ipsa patria ~ati fuimus Ch. Durh. 36a; in curia B. Cuthberti ~atus erat R. Cold. Cuthb. 53; 1240 (v. conjugare 1c); s1383 (v. deliciose a); mater ‥ Chironi centauro Achillem ~andum commendaverat Trevet Troades 60. 2 to mellow, refine. nonnullos regio composita malos ~at Gir. PI pref. (v. componere 1e). 3 to govern. quibus nobiliter instructus, et regni fastigium sagaciter valeas ~are et hostium jacula triumphaliter defringere (Benedictio Regis) Egb. Pont. 96; quomodo populum Deus suum ‥ paterno affectu ~averit Eccl. & Synag. 55; dux ‥ comissum ‥ sibi populum ut dulcis patricius ~avit Ord. Vit. IX 11 p. 570; †Ebrancus [l. Ebraucus] ‥ regnum suscepit et xl annos in summa pace ~avit Eul. Hist. II 224 (cf. G. Mon. II 7: regimen ‥ tenuit).