-crat

See also: crat and C-rat

English

Etymology

From Ancient Greek κράτος (krátos, “power, might”), modelled after words of Ancient Greek origin such as democrat and aristocrat. From Proto-Indo-European *kret- (English hard).

Pronunciation

(General American, Received Pronunciation) IPA^(key): /-kɹæt/

Suffix

-crat

A participant in a specified form of government.
An advocate of a specified form of government.

Derived terms

English terms suffixed with -crat

Participant

Advocate

Related terms

Translations

participant

Catalan: -crata m or f
Danish: -krat c
Dutch: ^{(please verify)} -craat (nl)
Finnish: -kraatti
French: -crate (fr)
Galician: -crata m or f
Georgian: -კრატი (-ḳraṭi)
German: -krat (de) m, -kratin f
Greek: -κράτης (el) m (-krátis)
Hungarian: -krata
Irish: -laithí m
Italian: -cratico m, -cratica f
Persian: سالار (fa) (-sâlâr)
Portuguese: -crata m or f
Russian: -крат (-krat)
Spanish: -crata (es) m or f
Swedish: -krat (sv) c

advocate

Catalan: -crata m or f
Danish: -krat c
Dutch: ^{(please verify)} -craat (nl)
Finnish: -kraatti
French: -crate (fr)
Galician: -crata m or f
Georgian: -კრატი (-ḳraṭi)
German: -krat (de) m, -kratin f
Greek: -κράτης (el) m (-krátis)
Hungarian: -krata
Italian: -cratico m, -cratica f
Portuguese: -crata m or f
Russian: -крат (-krat)
Spanish: -crata (es) m or f
Swedish: -krat (sv) c

Anagrams

CART, Cart, RACT, cart

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