WorldAugust 22, 2026

nomics

NOM-iks

Definition

A suffix used to denote a specialized field of economic study or the practical application of economic principles to a specific subject.

Etymology

Derived as a clipped form of the word 'economics,' which originates from the Greek 'oikonomia' (household management). It has become a productive suffix in English to describe the systematic study or management of various sectors.

In the news

In the article, it is used to form the neologism 'Nyanomics,' which refers to the synthesis of the rule of law with economic prosperity, or 'the economics of justice.'

Nyanomics, Nyay Setu: CJI Surya Kant unveils twin vision to unify legal, economic power across BRICS Plus

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