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| Section | English 101 |
Arabic 101 |
Czech 101 |
German 101 |
Spanish 101 |
Finnish 101 |
French 101 |
Italien 101 |
[[pl-I:10#101|Template:Lang name -pl 101]] |
Portuguese 101 |
Russian 101 |
| 101-1 | demography | ديموجرافيا | demografie | Demographie —Bevölkerungswissenschaft —Bevölkerungslehre |
Demografía | väestötiede —demografia |
démographie | demografia | demografia | DEMOGRAFIA | Демография |
| 101-2 | population —universe |
مجتمع | populace —soubor |
Population —Gesamtheit —Masse —Kollektiv |
población —universo |
populaatio —perusjoukko |
population —univers |
popolazione | populacja | POPULAÇÃO —UNIVERSO |
Совокупность —Генеральная совокупность |
| 101-3 | population | سكان | populace | Bevölkerung | población | väestö | population | popolazione | populacja | POPULAÇÃO | Население |
| 101-4 | inhabitant | قاطنون | obyvatel | Bewohner —Einwohner |
habitantes | asukkaat —asujaimisto |
habitant | abitante | mieszkańcy —ludność |
HABITANTE | Жители |
| 101-5 | sub-population | أقسام سكانية | část populace —populační skupina |
Teilbevölkerung —Bevölkerungsgruppe |
subpoblación | väestönosa | sous-population | frazione della popolazione —subpopolazione |
subpopulacje | SUBPOPULAÇÃO | Контингент —Группы населения |
| 101-6 | total number | مجموع | rozsah —počet |
Bevölkerungszahl | número de personas | luku asukas- —väkiluku |
population —effectif |
ammontare | liczba osób (zbiorowości) | TOTAL | Общая численность населения |
Demography 1 is the scientific study of human populations, primarily with respect to their size, their structure and their development. In statistical terminology any collection of distinct elements may be called a population 2 or universe 2. The population 3 of a particular area consists of all inhabitants 4 of that area, though the term may on occasions be used for part of the inhabitants only, e. g. the population of schoolchildren, the population of marriageable age etc. Such populations are properly called sub-populations 5. The term population is occasionally used to denote the total number6 of persons in an area.
- 1. demography n. — demographic adj. — demographer n., a specialist in demography.
- 3. population n. — note that this term may also be used adjectivally as a synonym for demographic, e.g. in population statistics, population analysis, population studies.