matriarchy in Greek
matriarchy in Greek is μητριαρχία — matriarchy means a society in which mothers hold authority over the family, and family history is passed down through women.
matriarchy in Greek
μητριαρχία
Pronounced: mitriarchia
What does "matriarchy" mean?
- noun A society in which mothers hold authority over the family, and family history is passed down through women.
- noun A form of government run by women.
- noun A situation in which women hold the most power or influence in society or culture.
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What is "matriarchy" in Greek?
"matriarchy" in Greek is μητριαρχία. matriarchy means: A society in which mothers hold authority over the family, and family history is passed down through women.
How do you pronounce μητριαρχία?
"matriarchy" in Greek is μητριαρχία, pronounced "mitriarchia".
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