köken: Ca. 1600, from obsolete bet weten (“to know better”) + -er, thus “better-knower”, one who always knows it better. Bet was the adverbial form of beter (“better”). Compare German Besserwisser.
perfection; a person seeming like a beauty or role model · jack of all trades, all-rounder (a versatile person able to do many things well) · someone with no scruples
köken: Sino-Korean word from 八方美人, from 八方 (“all over”) + 美人 (“beautiful person”), i.e., someone perfect from every point of view.
jack of all trades (one competent in many endeavours, sometimes regarded as not excelling in any of them)
çekim: çoğul omnēs Minervae hominēs · tamlayan omnis Minervae hominis
köken: Literally, “a person of every Minerva”, implying that they have been blessed by the goddess in every possible skill. Coined by Petronius in his Satyricon.
Non mehercules illum puto domo canem reliquisse. Immo etiam puellarius erat, omnis Minervae homo.