How Do You Spell ENDARCHY?

Pronunciation: [ɛndˈɑːki] (IPA)

Endarchy, meaning rule by the leaders of a small group, is spelled /ˈɛndɑːrki/. The first syllable "end" is pronounced as "ɛnd" and the second syllable "archy" as "ɑːrki". The word derives from the Greek "en" meaning "in" or "within" and "arche" meaning "rule" or "beginning". Therefore, endarchy is a term used to describe a political system where power is concentrated within a small group of leaders or elites.

Common Misspellings for ENDARCHY

• wndarchy
• sndarchy
• dndarchy
• rndarchy
• 4ndarchy
• 3ndarchy
• ebdarchy
• emdarchy
• ejdarchy
• ehdarchy
• ensarchy
• enxarchy
• encarchy
• enfarchy
• enrarchy
• enearchy
• endzrchy
• endsrchy
• endwrchy
• endqrchy

Etymology of ENDARCHY

The word "endarchy" is a combination of the Greek prefix "en" meaning "within" or "inside", and the Greek word "arche" meaning "rule" or "authority". Hence, "endarchy" can be understood as "rule from within" or "internal rule". However, it is worth noting that "endarchy" is not a widely recognized or commonly used term in English.

Plural form of ENDARCHY is ENDARCHIES