Synonyms for Abecedarian:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • abecedarian.
  •elementary (adjective)
  • more beginning,
  • un-complex,
  • more abcs,
  • preliminary,
  • sub stratal,
  • more abecedarian,
  • child play,
  • most substratal,
  • elementary,
  • childs play,
  • sub-stratal,
  • un-complicated,
  • more simplex,
  • under lying,
  • most simplex,
  • un complex,
  • uncomplicated,
  • elemental,
  • more uncomplex,
  • most beginning,
  • most abecedarian,
  • most fundamental,
  • more substratal,
  • meat potatoes,
  • more foundational,
  • most primo,
  • under-lying,
  • un complicated,
  • most uncomplex,
  • be ginning,
  • be-ginning,
  • most abcs,
  • substratal,
  • initial,
  • more primo,
  • most foundational.
  •rudimentary (adjective)
  • nuts-and-bolts,
  • larval,
  • uncompleted,
  • vestigial.

• n.

  •
  • tenderfoot,
  • greenhorn,
  • novice,
  • start.
  •abecedarian (noun)
  • alphabetic,
  • alphabetical.
  •amateur (noun)
  • probationers,
  • dilettante,
  • novices,
  • uninitiate,
  • Non-professional,
  • bush leaguer,
  • Smatterer,
  • hopefuls,
  • probationer,
  • putterers,
  • putterer,
  • dabbler.
  •dabbler (noun)
  • tinkerers,
  • potterer,
  • tinkerer,
  • trifler.
  •neophyte (noun)
  • new boy girls,
  • new boy-girl,
  • new boygirl,
  • new boy girl,
  • new boy-girls,
  • new boygirls.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • fledgling,
  • rookie.
  •Other relevant words:
  • Lexigraphic,
  • nascent,
  • essential,
  • tiro,
  • prentice,
  • postnatal,
  • articled clerk,
  • ultimate,
  • lettered,
  • primer,
  • preacher,
  • pictographic,
  • guru,
  • aboriginal,
  • in embryo,
  • fellow,
  • mullah,
  • doctor,
  • initiatory,
  • certified teacher,
  • minuscule,
  • incunabular,
  • pregnant,
  • literal,
  • educationist,
  • opening,
  • postulant,
  • graphemic,
  • fetal,
  • don,
  • primeval,
  • rook,
  • seminal,
  • initiative,
  • schoolteacher,
  • newcomer,
  • noviciate,
  • basic,
  • monitor,
  • autochthonous,
  • lower-case,
  • inductee,
  • creative,
  • professor,
  • Rudimental,
  • Alphabetarian,
  • consecutively,
  • guide,
  • minuscular,
  • Inceptive,
  • nonplus,
  • majuscule,
  • inchoate,
  • ideographic,
  • natal,
  • boot,
  • Primogenial,
  • Logographic,
  • capital,
  • master,
  • introductory,
  • uncial,
  • instructor,
  • syllabic,
  • pupil teacher,
  • chalk talker,
  • journeyman,
  • lecturer,
  • apprentice,
  • boy,
  • alphabetized,
  • pupil,
  • ignoramus,
  • inaugural,
  • prenatal,
  • creation,
  • raw recruit,
  • new girl,
  • procreative,
  • primordial,
  • embryonic,
  • antenatal,
  • pundit,
  • Gestatory,
  • scholar,
  • maestro,
  • dame,
  • majuscular,
  • prime,
  • basal,
  • alphabetically,
  • vital,
  • schoolmaster,
  • primal,
  • rudimentarily,
  • schoolmistress,
  • pivotal,
  • Eleve,
  • nonprofessional,
  • primitive,
  • first,
  • entrant,
  • transliterated,
  • literally,
  • newbie,
  • clergy,
  • rabbi,
  • teacher,
  • recruit,
  • in the bud,
  • Prelector,
  • underlying,
  • allographic,
  • apostle,
  • original,
  • parturient,
  • preceptor,
  • khoja,
  • mentor,
  • Docent,
  • inchoative,
  • usher,
  • cause,
  • primary,
  • logogrammatic,
  • infant,
  • educator,
  • disciple,
  • cadet,
  • incipient,
  • logically,
  • reader,
  • beginning,
  • Debutant,
  • follower,
  • fundamental,
  • formative,
  • progressively,
  • infantile,
  • pedagogue,
  • starets,
  • inventive,
  • writing,
  • in its infancy,
  • pastor,
  • budding,
  • meat and potatoes,
  • birth,
  • Pandit,
  • Prolocutor,
  • student,
  • upper case,
  • alumnus,
  • melamed,
  • dominie,
  • fresher.

Antonyms for Abecedarian:

• adj.

  • Other antonyms:
    refined, higher, extensive, complicated, advanced, developed, complex, high, intricate, elaborate, Evolved, convoluted, detailed, sophisticated, analphabetic.

• n.

  • beginner
    expert, professional.

Hyponym for Abecedarian:

• n.

  • group
    religious order, religious sect, sect.
  • person
    tiro, beginner, novice, tyro, initiate.