Technology and Engineering Vocabulary: Technical Language
Technical vocabulary comes from Greek "technē" (art/skill) and Latin "ingenium" (innate quality). From "technology" to "engineer," this language describes human innovation.
Technology and Technique
Technology (art-study), technical (art-related), technique (art/skill), polytechnic (many arts)—skilled practice vocabulary.
Engineering and Design
Engineer (innate-quality), engineering (skill application), design (mark out), architect (chief builder)—creation planning terminology.
Machines and Mechanics
Machine (device), mechanical (machine-related), mechanism (machine thing), automaton (self-mover)—device vocabulary.
Innovation and Invention
Innovate (make new in), invent (come upon), patent (lying open), prototype (first-formed)—creation terminology.
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Conclusion
Technology vocabulary shows how Greek art concepts created language for modern engineering and innovation.
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