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What does the root dem mean?
The Greek root "dem-/demo-" means people.
What is the definition of the root word dem and demo?
short for demonstration (tape, disc, etc.). Music recording given out for promotional purposes, 1963. The word was earlier used to mean public political demonstrations (1936).
What is the etymology of the word demography?
There isn't one. The word demographic comes from the Greek word demos for people and the Greek word graphie for writing.
What does the prefix dem mean?
The prefix dem means people. An example would be democracy or democrat.
What does dem guten kinde translate to in english?
To or for the good children
What Greek root has the meaning people?
dem
What does the root dem mean?
The Greek root "dem-/demo-" means people.
What is the root word of democracy?
dem-people
What words start with the prefix dem?
Some words that begin with 'dem' are:demarcationdemeanordemilitarizedemocratdemocracydemocraticdemographicdemonstratedemoralizedemote
What is the definition of root dem?
Dem popo cray cray
What root in greek closely means people?
δημο- (demo) means the people. ex. democracy demo-cracy the people's power (-cracy from cratos/kratos power)
What words have the latin root Dem?
Ah, the Latin root "dem" is a wonderful one! It means "people" or "population." Words like "democracy" (rule by the people) and "demographic" (related to the characteristics of a population) all come from this root. Embrace the beauty of language and how it connects us all, like happy little trees in a vast forest.
What does the latin root word dem mean?
People
What does demo mean in greek?
The Greek word demos means people or public in english
What rhymes with dem?
"Memo".lemmo nemo memo remo rhymes with demo
What is the prefix of the word difficulty?
difficulty doesn't have a prefix because prefixes are words added to the beginning of a root word
What are some examples greek roots?
There are many Greek roots in the English language. Some of these include anthrop (human), chron (time), dem (people), and phon (sound).
