Ochlocracy
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 356
ok-lok'ra-si, n., mohrule a govern- ment by the populace -adjs. Ochlocrat'ic, Ochlocrat'ical.'- Ochlocrat'ically. [Gr. ochlok rah a oihles, the mob, and kralos, rule Ochraceous, G-kri shus, adj of an ochre colour. Ochre, r/ker, n a fine clay, mostly pale yellow h r — i, t\/tta Gr Cchra —ockios, pale yellow Sans han, yellow Ochreous, r/hie-us, Ochry, o'kri, adj. consisting of, containing, or resembling ojue. Octagon, ok't.i-gon, u a plane figure of eight.sides and eight angles - -adj Octag onal [Gi. ok to, eight, and Qbnia, an angle.] Octahedron, ok-ta-he'dron, u. u solid figure with eight equal sides, t.c h of which an equilateral triangle - adj Octahe'dral. Lfh. oktd, and heat a, a ha»e.] Octangular, oh-tang'gul-ar, adj having eight angles. |L. octo. eight, and Angular,) Octant, ok 'taut, a. the eighth pait of acirck the aspect of two planets when 45“, or l of a circle, — apart fL octans, octanlis octo, eight.) Octave, ok'tav, adj tight consisting of eight. n an eighth that which consists of eight the eighth day inclusive after a church festival the eight days following a (estival inclusive \mm an eighth, or an interval of twelve semitones (Fr. — octai’us, eighth —Octo, eight.J
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