different between discipliner vs disciplinal

English

Etymology

discipline +? -er

Noun

discipliner (plural discipliners)

1. Agent noun of discipline: one who disciplines.
   • 2006, Leo Zaibert, Punishment and Retribution, page 33:

     [T]he punisher believes that the suffering she inflicts "somehow offsets" the (perceived) wrongdoing, but even the indignant discipliner (if suffering is what the discipliner inflicts) simply in order to attain a result: in order to educate, prevent, and so on.

Synonyms

• disciplinarian
• punisher

Danish

Noun

discipliner c

1. indefinite plural of disciplin

French

Verb

discipliner

1. to (submit to) discipline, punish
2. to discipline, drill

Conjugation

Synonyms

• (punish) pénaliser, punir, sanctionner

Related terms

• disciplinable
• disciplinaire

Further reading

• “discipliner” in Trésor de la langue française informatisé (The Digitized Treasury of the French Language).

Ladin

Adjective

discipliner m (feminine singular disciplinera, masculine plural disciplinei, feminine plural disciplineres)

1. disciplinary

English

Etymology

discipline +? -al

Adjective

disciplinal (comparative more disciplinal, superlative most disciplinal)

1. relating to discipline, i.e. order and/or punishment

Related terms

• disciplinable
• disciplinarian
• disciplinary
• discipliner