The word "mentor" derives from a name, Mentor. He was the son of Alkimos and in his old age, a friend to Odysseos. Because of their relationship, Mentor was left in charge of the education of Odysseos' son, Telemakhos.
When Athena visited Telemakhos to encourage him to stand up to his mother's suitors, it was in the guise of Mentor.
It's the same- mentor.
You can mentor me if you'd like
Mentor comes from a Greek word, same spelling, meaning 'wise advisor'
the mentor mentored the student.
Since that word is an eponym (a common noun made from a proper noun), the first mentor was clearly Mentor, the mentor of Telemachus.
MY MENTOR IS A VERY GOOD ADVISOR.
Teacher
mentor.
Where does Thank you originate?
The Hindi word for mentor is गुरु (guru) and in Sanskrit it is आचार्य (acharya).
The word mentor is a singular, common, abstract noun; a word for an experienced person who helps someone who has less experience, a word for a relationship.
Yes, the word "bolshy" does originate from the "bolsheviks".