government

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• +–  Definition

  Language	Text
  English	A body that has the authority to make and the power to enforce laws within a civil, corporate, religious, academic, or other organization or group.
  Castilian	Grupo de personas con autoridad para hacer las reglas y poder para hacerlas cumplir dentro de una organización o grupo civil, empresarial, académico u otro.
  Dutch	Lichaam dat het gezag heeft wetten te maken en te bekrachtigen binnen een openbare, commerciële, godsdienstige, academische of andere organisatie of groepering.
  Polish	Organ mający władzę ustanawiania i egzekwowania praw w cywilnych, korporacyjnych, religijnych, akademickich i innych organizacjach czy grupach.
  Breton	Stroll tud gantañ an aotrouniezh da embann lezennoù hag ar galloud d'o lakaat da dalvezout en un aozadur pe ur framm sivil, embregerezhel, akademek, relijiel pe ur framm all.

• +–  Synonyms and translations

  Expression		Identical meaning?	Annotation
  Language	Spelling
  French	gouvernement
  English	government		Annotation » Property Value Wikipedia article Government part of speech noun
  Dutch	regering
  German	Regierung
  Italian	governo
  Russian	правительство
  Castilian	gobierno		Annotation » Property Value hyphenation go·bier·no Wikipedia article Gobierno part of speech noun grammatical gender masculine
  Swedish	regering
  Japanese	政府
  Polish	rząd
  Georgian	მთავრობა
  Vietnamese	chính phủ
  Breton	gournamant

• +–  Annotation

  Property	Value
  is part of theme	politics

• +–  Incoming relations

  Other defined meaning	Relation type
  republic	is part of theme
  monarchy	is part of theme
  nazism	is part of theme
  fascism	is part of theme
  communism	is part of theme
  nationalism	is part of theme
  authoritarianism	is part of theme
  totalitarianism	is part of theme
  dictatorship	is part of theme
  dictator	is part of theme
  federalism	is part of theme
  tyrrany	is part of theme
  matriarchy	is part of theme
  patriarchy	is part of theme
  Marxism	is part of theme
  cabinet	is part of theme
  democracy	broader term