demography

English

Etymology

demo- (“people”) +‎ -graphy (“written representation of”)

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /dɪˈmɒɡɹəfi/

Noun

demography (usually uncountable, plural demographies)

1. The study of human populations and how they change.

Related terms

• demographics

Translations

study of human populations

• Arabic: دِيمُوغْرَافِيَا f (dimuḡrāfiyā), دِمُوغْرَافِيَا f (dimuḡrāfiyā)
• Armenian: ժողովրդագրություն (hy) (žoġovrdagrutʻyun)
• Catalan: demografia f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 人口學／人口学 (zh) (rénkǒuxué), 人口学 (zh) (rénkǒuxué)

• Czech: demografie f
• Danish: demografi (da) c
• Esperanto: demografio
• Estonian: demograafia, rahvastikuteadus
• Finnish: väestötiede (fi), demografia (fi)
• French: démographie (fr) f
• German: Demografie (de) f
• Hebrew: דמוגרפיה (he) f (demografia)
• Hungarian: demográfia (hu)
• Ido: demografio (io)
• Irish: déimeagrafaíocht f
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• Italian: demografia (it) f
• Japanese: 人口学 (じんこうがく, jinkōgaku)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: demografi (no) m

  Nynorsk: demografi m

• Occitan: demografia f
• Polish: demografia (pl) f
• Portuguese: demografia (pt) f
• Romanian: demografie (ro) f
• Russian: демогра́фия (ru) f (demográfija)
• Spanish: demografía (es) f
• Swedish: demografi (sv) c, befolkningslära c
• Tagalog: talasantauhan
• Thai: ประชากรศาสตร์ (bprà-chaa-gɔɔ-rá-sàat)
• Vietnamese: nhân khẩu học
• Yiddish: דעמאָגראַפֿיע f (demografye)