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What was a person called who learned trade from someone else?

There are several terms for a person who learned a trade from someone else, depending on the specific context:

General Terms:

* Apprentice: This is the most common term, especially historically. An apprentice learns a trade under the direct supervision of a master craftsman.

* Trainee: A more modern term, used in various contexts. It can refer to someone learning a trade, a skill, or even a professional field.

* Pupil: This term emphasizes the educational aspect of learning a trade. It is often used in the context of artistic or creative trades.

More Specific Terms:

* Journeyman: A person who has completed their apprenticeship and is now working independently or under a master.

* Disciple: This term is primarily used for trades passed down through generations or in a religious context.

* Student: This term applies to those learning a trade in a more formal educational setting, like a trade school.

The best term to use depends on the specific context and the specific trade being learned.

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