amnesty
Surrender, Obedience, Submission can be counted on as a meaning.
Cheese police
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Yield, cede, relent, surrender, resign. Succumb
Slang for police - cop
Firearms, weapons, ammunition, cartridge.
It really stems from the Latin word 'politia' meaning civil administration
"Armis" is not a recognized English word. It could be a typo or error in spelling. If you meant to ask about the word "arms," it generally refers to weapons or weapons considered as a whole.
From medieval Latin 'Politia' which is the Latinisation of the Greek word 'politea'. The Latin word passed into Middle French referring to public order and government and then passed into English in the 15th century with a general meaning of 'public order'
With the word meaning "primary or most important": This is the chief cause of the incident. With the word meaning "the head of a department": The chief of police hurried with the officers to the scene.
"Police" is not an acronym. It isn't short for anything.According to "Allexperts.com":The word 'police' stems from the Greek word 'politeia' meaning, state, administration, government.In Chaucer's Canterbury Tales we find the word 'policie' meaning organized government, civil administration. Later in about 1589 we find the French word 'policer' meaning to keep order. The first recorded use in English of 'police' in specific reference to those concerned with enforcing the law and maintaining public order is found in about 1730 in Scotland.
Yes, "police officer" is a compound word. A compound word is formed by combining two separate words to create a new word with a distinct meaning. In this case, "police" and "officer" are combined to refer to a law enforcement official.