civics

See also: cívics

English

Etymology

From Latin civicus (“having to do with citizens or a town or city”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈsɪvɪks/

Noun

civics (usually uncountable, plural civics)

1. The study of good citizenship and proper membership in a community.

Related terms

• civic

Translations

study of good citizenship and proper membership in a community

• Bulgarian: гражданско право n (graždansko pravo)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 公民學／公民学 (gōngmínxué), 公民学 (gōngmínxué), 公民教育 (gōngmín jiàoyù), 市政學／市政学 (shìzhèngxué), 市政学 (shìzhèngxué)

• Dutch: maatschappijleer (nl) f
• Finnish: yhteiskuntaoppi (fi), kansalaistaito (old)
• French: éducation civique
• German: Sozialkunde f, Gemeinschaftskunde f
• Hebrew: אֶזְרָחוּת (he) f (ezrakhút)
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• Hungarian: állampolgári ismeretek
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• Russian: гражданове́дение n (graždanovédenije)
• Spanish: cívica (es) f, educación cívica f (subject in school)
• Tagalog: palamayanan
• Telugu: పౌరశాస్త్రం (pauraśāstraṁ)