- gynaecocracy
- [͵gaınıʹkɒkrəsı] n книжн.
гинекократия, правление женщин
Новый большой англо-русский словарь. 2001.
Новый большой англо-русский словарь. 2001.
gynaecocracy — government by women; gynarchy Forms of Government … Phrontistery dictionary
gynaecocracy — [ˌgʌɪnɪ kɒkrəsi, dʒ ] noun another term for gynarchy … English new terms dictionary
gynaecocracy — /gaɪnəˈkɒkrəsi/ (say guynuh kokruhsee) noun (plural gynaecocracies) political and social leadership by women. Also, US, gynecocracy. {Greek gynaikokratia} …
gynaecocracy — n. domination of society by women. ♦ gynaecocratic, a … Dictionary of difficult words
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gynarchy — government by women or a woman, 1570s, from Gk. gyne (see QUEEN (Cf. queen)) + arkhe (see ARCHON (Cf. archon)). Gynaecocracy and gyneocracy attested from 1610s … Etymology dictionary