socialism
‘doctrine of social equality’
social+-ismDOCT
-ism — doctrine / -ism
The same meaning in all five languages
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French
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Hindi
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South
Stem
social
social
समाज
సామ్య
சோசலிசம்
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English loan
French
socialisme
social+-ismedoctrine / -ism
Hindi
समाजवादsamājvād
समाज+-वादdoctrine / -ism
Telugu
సామ్యవాదంsāmyavādaṁ
సామ్య+-వాదంdoctrine / -ism
Tamil
சோசலிசம்cōcalicam
சோசலிசம்
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01socialism is an English noun formed from the stem social with the suffix -ism (doctrine / -ism).3 steps
- rulerule:morphology-chain
- affixaffix:en:-ism
- rulerule:segmentation-confidence:1.0
02Its meaning ('doctrine of social equality') can be approximated as STATE_OF(HAVE(THINK, HAVE(LIKE, ALL, PEOPLE))) in the Suffeffix atom interlingua.5 steps
- rulerule:atom-structure
- atomatom:THINK
- atomatom:LIKE
- atomatom:ALL
- atomatom:PEOPLE
03Aligned forms: French socialisme (translation equivalent); Hindi समाजवाद (samājvād) (translation equivalent); Tamil சோசலிசம் (cōcalicam) (translation equivalent); Telugu సామ్యవాదం (sāmyavādaṁ) (translation equivalent).1 step
- rulerule:alignment