-archy

See also: archy and Archy

English

Etymology

From Latin -archia, from Ancient Greek -αρχίᾱ (-arkhíā), from ἀρχή (arkhḗ, “rule, government”).

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-archy

  1. form of government or rule

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Derived terms

English terms suffixed with -archy
anarchy
anthroparchy
autarchy
biarchy
binarchy
chiliarchy
cryptarchy
decadarchy
decarchy
dekadarchy
demarchy
diarchy
dodecarchy
duarchy
dyarchy
ecclesiarchy
endarchy
eparchy
exarchy
exilarchy
futarchy
gynarchy
hagiarchy
hecatarchy
hecatontarchy
heptarchy
heterarchy
hexarchy
hierarchy
hydrarchy
hyperarchy
iatrarchy
kleptarchy
kritarchy
kyriarchy
lowerarchy
matriarchy
mesarchy
minarchy
monarchy
myriarchy
negarchy
ochlarchy
octarchy
oligarchy
panarchy
paparchy
parsonarchy
partyarchy
patriarchy
pentarchy
phylarchy
plutarchy
pollarchy
polyarchy
squirearchy
stratarchy
synarchy
tetradarchy
tetrarchy
thearchy
triarchy

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