Ethics

eth'iks, n. sing the science of duty a system of principles and rules of duty. Ethiopian, e thi-o'pi-an, Ethiopic, e-thi-op'ik, adj. pertaining to Ethiopia a name given to the countries south of Fgypt inhabited by the negro races [Gr. Aithiops, sunburnt, Ethiopian—^//^, to burn, and dps, the face-} Ethnic, cth'nik, Ethnical, eth'mk-al, adj. concerning nations or races pertaining to the heathen. [L. —Gr. ethnos a nation.] Ethnography, eth-nog'ra-fi, «. a description of the nations or races of the earth.—«. EthHOg'- mOte mute mGOn then. 172 Ethnology rapber. adj. Eth no graph ic. [Gr. ethnos and cracks, to describe.]