wide knowledge and versatile talents
A yojijukugo describing a person who is both deeply learned and multi-talented. Often used in formal or literary contexts to praise someone's breadth of ability.
He is a person of wide knowledge and versatile talents, handling everything from science to art.
He is known as a person of wide knowledge and versatile talents.
博学 means 'erudition' or 'wide learning' alone, without the implication of versatile talents.
多才 means 'versatile talents' or 'many talents' alone, without the emphasis on deep knowledge.
A yojijukugo composed of 博学 (wide learning) and 多才 (many talents). The exact historical origin is uncertain, but it follows a common four-character pattern for describing ideal personal qualities.