What is the Hebrew word for disciple?

Answer 1

There's no word that literally means "disciple" so Hebrew uses the word student for this term:

תלמיד (talmíd) (masculine)
תלמידה (tamidá) (feminine)תלמידים (talmidím) (plural)

Answer 2

Talmid (תלמיד) for teens and younger and Studént (סטודנט) for about age 15 to adults.
Referring to a Primary/high school school student (aged 6 till 18) the word used is 'Talmid' - תלמיד In Israel, there is no term used for university students which are called by the English (Latin..) - student - סטודנט (The official Hebrew term would be 'higher education student' using the word 'talmid') The Hebrew forms used are: 'Student' for male form single, 'Studentit' for Female form single, 'studentim' for plural - male (or non gendered) and 'Studentiyot' for Female - plural

Answer 3

Scholarship = milgah (מילגה)

Scholarship (in the sense of erudition)= lamdanut למדנות

Answer 4

Hebrew uses the word student for this term:

תלמיד (tahl-MEED) (masculine)

תלמידה (tahl-mee-DAH) (feminine)

Answer 5

a male learner = lomehd (לומד)

a female learner = lomedet (לומדת)

Answer 6

khanikh (חניך)

Answer 7

what is the Hebrew word for disciple