-archy

Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++朗文当代英语 5++LDOCE 5++朗文 5++-archy /əki, ɑːki $ ərki, ɑːrki/ suffix [in nouns] GOVERENMENTused to talk about a particular type of government 政体；统治 anarchy (=no government) 无政府（状态） monarchy (=having a king or queen) 君主政体Origin -archy Old French -archie, from Latin -archia, from Greek, from archein; → ARCH-

-archy suffixChinese

-archy
-archy /əki, ɑːki $ ərki, ɑːrki/

suffix [in nouns]

Language: Old French
Origin: -archie, from Latin -archia, from Greek, from archein; ⇨ arch-

used to talk about a particular type of government:

anarchy (=no government)

monarchy (=having a king or queen)