police
Middle French
noun
Definitions
- governance; management
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin politia (state, government).
Origin
Latin
politia
Gloss
state, government
Concept
Semantic Field
Modern world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Policespeak English
- antipolice English
- cyberpolice English
- nonpolice English
- parapolice English
- police English
- policeable English
- policeboat English
- policedom English
- policeism English
- policeless English
- policelike English
- policeman English
- policemanlike English
- policemanly English
- policemanship English
- policeperson English
- policer English
- policewoman English
- policework English
- policial English
- policiary English
- self-police English
- apodissa Latin
- apodixa Latin
- politia Latin
- Polizei German
- Polizze German
- polizza Italian
- polis Dutch, Flemish
- police French
- полисмен Russian
- póliza Spanish, Castilian
- πολιτεία Ancient Greek
- πολῑτείᾱ Ancient Greek
- πόλις Ancient Greek
- ἀπόδειξις Ancient Greek
- polisa Polish
- police Danish
- pòlissa Catalan, Valencian
- पुलिस Hindi
- polis Cebuano
- plismon Welsh
- poliçe Turkish
- పోలీసు Telugu
- police Norman
- pulis Tagalog
- polis Malay
- ပုလိပ် Burmese
- policie Middle French
- politie Middle French
- 波麗士 Chinese
- politīe Middle Low German
- polisi Swahili
- iphoyisa Zulu
- bwilijmāāņ Marshallese
- polizzia Sicilian
- polizzìa Sicilian
- pulizzia Sicilian
- pulizzìa Sicilian
- polis Tok Pisin
- polisman Tok Pisin
- པུ་ལི་སི Tibetan
- pirihimana Maori
- pulis Bikol Central
- پوليس Pashto, Pushto
- borithi Kikuyu, Gikuyu
- pulísena Taos