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The English suffix -nomics is derived from the Greek νόμος nomos, meaning "law." The fields ending with -nomics thus mean "law of" whatever the prefix is.

Examples:

• Astronomics
• Economics: from οἶκος oikos, a home or household="law of the household"
• Ergonomics
• Genomics
• Infonomics
• Mnemonic
• Nixonomics
• Pyronomics
• Taxonomics
• Theonomics

-nomy

• Antinomy
• Deuteronomy
• Physiognomy

Portmanteauic Words

• Clintonomics
• Reaganomics
• Parentonomics
• Rogernomics

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