demoticist
/dɪˈmɒtɪsɪst/noun
1A person who uses, or advocates the use of, vernacular language or ordinary colloquial speech; specifically an advocate of using demotic Greek in writing as well as in speech and in formal contexts as well as informal.
2 Egyptian History (originally and chiefly US ). Usually with capital initial. = Demotist.
Origin
Early 20th century. From demotic + -ist, after modern Greek δημοτικιστής.
- entamoeba
- entangle
- entanglement
- entasis
- Entebbe
- entelechy
- entellus
- entellus monkey
- entelodont
- entente
- entente cordiale
- enter
- enteral
- enterally
- enteric
- enteric fever
- enter into
- enter into force
- enter into the spirit
- enter into the spirit of something
- enteritis
- enter key
- entero-
- enterobacterium
- enterococcus