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ethno-

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A part added to a word to show it is about people and their culture
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  • But there were these long standing religious, cultural, ethno linguistic groups.

ESPD is stands for Ethno Pharmacologic Search for Psychoactive Drugs.

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Examples

  • The documentary explored various ethno-linguistic groups and their contributions to the region's culture.

  • I don't know if you've noticed this, but the rise in ethno nationalism is quite worrying.

  • It's there are people there, it's ethno religious.

  • People voting for their ethno religious groups.

  • We would not welcome anyone into the party who wanted to secede and make an ethno state and use government force for that.

  • In fact, this is a tripartite affair with India increasingly split on ethno religious lines.

  • And a lot of a lot of countries will apportion seats in the parliament to ethno religious groups.

  • So you may find different answers from other ethno botanists within the tribes that you've spent time.

  • The professor's research focuses on the impact of ethno-cultural traditions in modern societies.

  • Many communities celebrate their unique ethno-historical events with vibrant festivals.

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Etymology

The prefix ethno- comes from the Greek word ethnos, which means 'people' or 'nation'. So ethno- is used to make words about cultural or ethnic groups, just like in ethnic or ethnicity.