het verschijnsel dat een bepaald woord in de zin door middel van verbuiging bepaalde kenmerken uitdrukt van een ander woord in dezelfde zin, die door dit laatste woord als het ware aan het woord dat rectie vertoont worden opgelegd
regency (government substituting that of a monarch) · the process of governing (controlling the actions or behaviour of) · government (the relationship between a word and its dependents)
çekim: çoğul regências
eş: direção
köken: Learned borrowing from Latin regentia. By surface analysis, reger + -ência.
the chief advisor to the emperor, similar to a viceroy or vizier
eş: 関白
köken: /sepuɕʲau/ → /seɸuɕʲau/ → /seuɕʲau/ → /ɕʲɔːɕʲɔː/ → /ɕʲoːɕʲoː/ From Middle Chinese compound 攝政 /摄政 (syep tsyengᴴ, literally “grasp + government”). Compare modern Mandarin 攝政／摄政 (shèzhèng, “to act as a regent”). The goon, so likely the reading as first borrowed.
regency (system of government that substitutes for the reign of a king or queen when that king or queen becomes unable to rule) · regency (period of such a rule) · a historic German and Prussian administrative division equal to a Polish województwo (“voivodeship”)
çekim: çoğul regencje · tamlayan regencji
köken: Etymology tree French régencebor. Polish regencja Borrowed from French régence. First attested in 1661. By surface analysis, regent + -cja
management, governance, administration, ruling; steering, driving, control · verbal noun of მართავს (martavs, “to govern, rule, manage; to steer, drive, control”) · verbal noun of იმართება (imarteba, “to be governed, managed, or steered”)