anarquía
Spanish
noun
Definitions
- anarchy the state of a society being without authorities
- anarchy confusion, disorder
- anarchism the belief that opposes hierarchy and authority
Etymology
Derived from Latin anarchia derived from Ancient Greek ἀναρχία (anarchy, lack of a leader).
Origin
Ancient Greek
ἀναρχία
Gloss
anarchy, lack of a leader
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- anarchy English
- anarchia Latin
- Anarchie German
- anarchia Hungarian
- anarchia Italian
- anarchie French
- anarchisme French
- anarchiste French
- анархи́зм Russian
- анархия Russian
- anarquismo Spanish, Castilian
- anarquista Spanish, Castilian
- anarquizar Spanish, Castilian
- anárquicamente Spanish, Castilian
- anárquico Spanish, Castilian
- ἀναρχία Ancient Greek
- ἄναρχος Ancient Greek
- anarki Norwegian Bokmål
- anarki Swedish
- anarchia Polish
- anarki Norwegian Nynorsk
- anarki Danish
- anarquia Catalan, Valencian
- anarchie Norman
- anarkiya Tagalog
- анархия Bulgarian
- anarchie Middle French