Word Type

Noun

Verb

The word "studies" can be used as noun and verb.

Word Relationships

Derived Terms

American studies Arabic studies Armenian studies Australian studies Balkan studies Bengal studies Black studies Byzantine studies Canadian studies Celtic studies Chicana studies Chicano studies Chinese studies Croatian studies Czech studies Dunhuang studies English studies European studies Georgian studies German studies Hungarian studies Indian studies Indo-European studies Iranian studies Japanese studies Kartvelian studies Korean studies Latin American studies Manipur studies Meitei studies New Zealand studies Oriental studies Polish studies Romani studies Russian studies Scandinavian studies Slavic studies Slavonic studies South Asian studies Spanish studies Syriac studies Taiwan studies Ukrainian studies Vietnamese studies area studies business studies classical studies combined studies communication studies complementary studies consciousness studies cultural studies ethnic studies female studies feminist studies film studies future studies game studies gender studies general studies genre studies global studies grievance studies international studies legal studies literary studies media studies medieval studies men's studies modern studies postcolonial studies queer studies religious studies scheme of studies sexuality studies social studies subaltern studies television studies translation studies urban studies whiteness studies women's studies

Inflected/Variant Forms

study

Has Property

quiet

Related Terms

academic study subject

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