Kognitionsfähigkeit

cognitive ability; mental capacity

noun kog-ni-tsyOHNS-fae-hikh-kite Rare

Usage Note

Kognitionsfähigkeit is a broad term for any cognitive skill, encompassing memory, attention, language, and reasoning. Used in educational and clinical contexts. Kognitionsfähigkeiten fördern (to develop cognitive abilities) is a common goal in educational programmes.

Examples

"Regelmäßiges Lesen kann die Kognitionsfähigkeiten von Kindern verbessern."

Natural Translation

Regular reading can improve children's cognitive abilities.

Literal Translation

Regular reading can the cognition-abilities of children improve.

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