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What does the prefix crat mean?

The prefix "crat" comes from the Greek word "kratos," meaning "power" or "rule".

It is often used in words to indicate:

* A person who holds power or authority: For example, "democrat" (one who believes in democracy), "autocrat" (one who rules with absolute power), "bureaucrat" (one who works in a bureaucracy).

* A system of government: For example, "aristocracy" (rule by the elite), "plutocracy" (rule by the wealthy).

So, when you see the prefix "crat" in a word, it often tells you something about power and authority.

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