Translation
politics; policy
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Word origin
An international word from Greek politike, the art of running the polis or city state, carried into Esperanto through forms like French politique.
- Origin
- Greek
- Root
- politike
- English cognates
- politics, policy
Examples
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He does not like talking about politics.
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The country needs a new policy on schools.
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She is interested in international politics.
One word, two senses that English splits: is both politics as a field and a policy, a chosen course of action, so is the school's policy, not its Westminster intrigues. Context sorts it out, as it does in French and German. A politician is a o, and the adjective covers both senses too.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 12, lesson 3: politiko, japana, polico and 6 more words.