poimenics
American
[poi-men-iks]
/ pɔɪˈmɛn ɪks /
noun
(used with a singular verb)
Etymology
Origin of poimenics
1880–85; < Greek poimenikós of a shepherd, equivalent to poimen-, stem of poimḗn shepherd + -ikos -ic; see -ics
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