prefix
Meaning 1
people
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: morpheme
Examples
- e.g. democracy, demolatry, demonym
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
Standard Lemma guide
demo-
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prefix
Meaning 2
population
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: morpheme
Examples
- e.g. demogenetics, demography, demology
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
prefix
Meaning 3
demography
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: morpheme
Examples
- e.g. demographer, demolinguistic, demoeconomic
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
History
Etymology
From Ancient Greek δημο- (dēmo-), from δῆμος (dêmos, “people”).
Across languages
Translations
80 source translations are retained for this English entry.
- Afrikaans: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Albanian: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Aragonese: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Armenian: դեմո- (demo-) — pertaining to people or society
- Asturian: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Azerbaijani: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Bashkir: демо- (demo-) — pertaining to people or society
- Basque: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Belarusian: дэма- (dema-) — pertaining to people or society
- Bulgarian: демо- (demo-) — pertaining to people or society
- Buryat: демо- (djemo-) — pertaining to people or society
- Carpathian Rusyn: демо- (demo-) — pertaining to people or society
- Catalan: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Chechen: демо- (demo-) — pertaining to people or society
- Chuvash: демо- (demo-) — pertaining to people or society
- Cornish: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Crimean Tatar: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Czech: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Danish: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Dutch: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Esperanto: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Estonian: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Finnish: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- French: démo- — pertaining to people or society
- Galician: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Georgian: დემო- (demo-) — pertaining to people or society
- German: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Greek: δημο- (dimo-) — pertaining to people or society
- Ancient Greek: δημο- (dēmo-) — pertaining to people or society
- Greenlandic: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Hebrew: דֵּמוֹ־ (demo) — pertaining to people or society
- Hungarian: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Ido: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Indonesian: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Interlingua: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Irish: daon- — pertaining to people or society
- Italian: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Kalmyk: демо- (demo-) — pertaining to people or society
- Kazakh: демо- (demo-) — pertaining to people or society
- Northern Kurdish: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Kyrgyz: демо- (demo-) — pertaining to people or society
- Ladino: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Latin: dēmo- — pertaining to people or society
- Latvian: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Ligurian: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Lithuanian: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Macedonian: демо- (demo-) — pertaining to people or society
- Malay: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Maltese: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Central Melanau: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Norman: démo- — pertaining to people or society
- Norwegian Bokmål: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Norwegian Nynorsk: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Occitan: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Polish: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Portuguese: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Romanian: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Romanian: демо- (demo-) — pertaining to people or society
- Russian: демо- (demo-) — pertaining to people or society
- Northern Sami: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Scots: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Serbo-Croatian: демо- — pertaining to people or society
- Serbo-Croatian: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Sicilian: dimu- — pertaining to people or society
- Slovak: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Slovene: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Sotho: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Spanish: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Sranan Tongo: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Swahili: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Swedish: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Tagalog: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Tajik: демо- (demo-) — pertaining to people or society
- Tatar: демо- (demo-) — pertaining to people or society
- Turkish: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Turkmen: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Ukrainian: демо- (demo-) — pertaining to people or society
- Uzbek: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Welsh: demo- — pertaining to people or society
- Yiddish: דעמאָ־ (demo-) — pertaining to people or society