Didact

The Didact was a Forerunner Promethean, who held an extremely high status in the Forerunner society as supreme commander of the entire Forerunner military. He wholeheartedly believed in the "Mantle of Responsibility" the Forerunners held to protect life, and initially opposed the Halo Array as a sin beyond measure. He was also the lover and husband of the Librarian, and the one who eventually activated the Halo Array. Although he was abandoned in a Flood-infested system by the former Master Builder Faber, he lived on by implanting his consciousness within a young Builder known as Bornstellar Makes Eternal Lasting. He believed the Mantle of Responsibility should belong to the Forerunners alone and saw humanity as a threat rather than the successors that most other Forerunners saw them as.

Bornstellar Didact , UR Didact

by Mythic Pilot January 20, 2013

Flag

Get the Didact mug.

Didac

The Catalan form of 'Diego', also based on the name 'Didacas' from Medival Spain.

A wonderful, kind, giving man who has an extremely bright future due to his intelligent and empathetic nature; a name given to extremely attractive men. Those with the name Didac are thoughtful people, whom enjoy seeing others happy. He also enjoys helping and caring for others, even when they don't deserve it. He is an excellent listener and will help you work through your thoughts; he is there when you need him most.
Even though 'Diego' is a generally common name, Didacs are very rare and precious people, hold onto them and they will never let you down. Be there for him and he will be there for you.
The man you wouldn't mind becoming a ghost with so you can fly around together and scare people.

Person 1: "That guy is so hot!!"
Person 2: "I know, he's a Didac."
Person 1: "How do you know?!"
Person 2: "Just look at him, he's gorgeous!"

by tu_luna June 2, 2018

Flag

Get the Didac mug.

didac

The Catalan version of Diego, this is a good-natured man whom only wants the best for you. The original form is Didacus from Medieval Spanish, with three namesakes; Saint Diego of Alcala, Blessed Diego Carvalho and Blessed Diego Jose of Cadiz; all a.k.a. Didacus.
Didac himself is one-of-a-kind; a highly intelligent, empathetic and gorgeous man. Once you have yourself a Didac, never left him go.

Other forms of Didac include Diego and Santiago (Spanish), Jacob (English), and Thiago (Portuguese).

1; "Who's that guy over there? Do you know him?"
2; "Yes, his name's Didac and he's mine - no looking."
1; "But he's so hot..."
2; "Exactly."

by tu_luna January 30, 2018

Flag

Get the didac mug.

didactic

adj.
1. Intended to instruct or inform or inclined to moralize excessively. (e.g., a didactic story)

2. A word that is overused by English majors as a pretense to sound intellectual when they are actually stating an obvious and trivial fact.

"I liked the story, but it was a little too didactic for my taste."

by octechwriter September 25, 2007

Flag