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Pedia

Definition:

Pedia refers to a suffix derived from the Greek word "paideia," meaning education or learning. It is commonly used to denote fields of study, branches of knowledge, or relating to a particular discipline.

Senses:

1. Noun

Sense 1:

(Education) A suffix used to indicate a discipline, field of study, or domain of knowledge.

For example:

  • Mathematpedia: The branch of mathematics that studies the structure and properties of numbers, quantity, and space.
  • Encyclopedia: An extensive collection of articles providing information on various topics or branches of knowledge.
  • Sociolopedia: A comprehensive reference book focusing on the study of human society and social relationships.

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Usage:

The pedia suffix is widely used in various academic and educational contexts to categorize and classify specific areas of learning, research, and expertise.

2. Adjective

Sense 1:

(Local) Denoting something popular or specific to a particular locality.

For example:

  • Texapedia: A travel guide focusing on the attractions and culture of the state of Texas.
  • Folklopedia: An online resource dedicated to documenting and preserving local folklore and traditions.

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Usage:

The adjective form of pedia is utilized to refer to content, resources, or expertise specific to a particular locality or popular within a certain region.

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