English
Etymology
From Ancient Greek νόμος (nómos, “law, custom”).
Pronunciation
Suffix
-nomy
- a system of rules, laws, or knowledge about a body of a particular field; distribution, arrangement, management
Derived terms
English terms suffixed with -nomy
Translations
system of rules, laws, or knowledge about a particular field
- Afrikaans: -nomie
- Albanian: -nomi f
- Aragonese: -nomía f
- Armenian: -նոմիա (-nomia)
- Asturian: -nomía f
- Azerbaijani: -nomiya
- Basque: -nomia inan
- Belarusian: -но́мія f (-nómija)
- Bulgarian: -но́мия f (-nómija)
- Catalan: -nomia (ca) f
- Czech: -nomie f
- Danish: -nomi n
- Dutch: -nomie (nl) f
- Esperanto: -nomio
- Estonian: -noomia
- Finnish: -nomia
- French: -nomie (fr) f
- Galician: -nomía f
- Georgian: -ნომია (-nomia)
- German: -nomie (de) f
- Greek: -νομία (el) f (-nomía)
- Hebrew: ־נוֹמְיָה f (-nomia)
- Hungarian: -nómia, -ászat, -észet, -tan (hu), -tudomány (hu)
- Ido: -nomio
- Indonesian: -nomi
- Interlingua: -nomia
- Italian: -nomia f
- Kazakh: -номия (-nomiä)
- Kurdish:
- Northern Kurdish: -nomî f
- Kyrgyz: -номия (-nomiya)
- Latvian: -nomija f
- Lithuanian: -nomija f
- Macedonian: -номија f (-nomija)
- Maltese: -nomija f
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: -nomi m
- Nynorsk: -nomi m
- Occitan: -nomia f
- Polish: -nomia f
- Portuguese: -nomia, -nomia f
- Romanian: -nomie f
- Cyrillic: -номие f (-nomie)
- Russian: -но́мия (ru) f (-nómija)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: -но̀мија f
- Latin: -nòmija f
- Sicilian: -numìa f
- Slovak: -nómia f
- Slovene: -nomija f
- Spanish: -nomía (es) f
- Swedish: -nomi (sv) c
- Tagalog: -nomiya
- Tajik: -номия (-nomiya)
- Tatar: -номия (-nomiyä)
- Turkish: -nomi (tr)
- Turkmen: -nomiýa
- Ukrainian: -но́мія f (-nómija)
- Uzbek: -nomiya
- Yiddish: ־נאָמיע f (-nomye)
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