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What does mean prefix archy?

The prefix "archy" is derived from the Greek word "archē," which means "rule" or "beginning." It often appears in words related to government, leadership, and order.

Here are some examples:

* Monarchy: Rule by a single person, typically a king or queen.

* Oligarchy: Rule by a small group of people, often the wealthy or powerful.

* Democracy: Rule by the people, often through elected representatives.

* Hierarchy: A system of ranking or organization where power is distributed in a pyramid-like structure.

* Anarchy: The absence of government or any form of rule.

So, in general, "archy" suggests the idea of rule, leadership, or order within a given context.

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