Dictionary

militsia en · NOUN

Pronunciation

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• /mɪˈlɪt.si.ə/

Etymology

Borrowed from Russian мили́ция (milícija), from Polish milicja, from Latin militia. Doublet of militia.

Meanings

1. The police in the Soviet Union and some related or successor states (e.g., modern Belarus).

Forms

Translations (35)

de Miliz (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · tr milis (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · ky милиция (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · sk milícia (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · uz militsiya (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · ja ミリツィア (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · hy միլիցիա (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · uk мілі́ція (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · sh mìlīcija (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · lv milicija (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · tk milisiýa (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · ka მილიცია (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · lt milicija (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · ro miliție (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · ru мили́ция (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · bg мили́ция (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · tg милитсия (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · ko 밀리치야 (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · yi מיליציע (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · az milis (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · ab амилициа (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · ro милиция (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · mk милиција (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · tt милиция (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · kk милиция (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · et miilits (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · fr milice (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · sl milica (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · cmn 民警 (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · he מִילִיצְיָה (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · sh мѝлӣција (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · be мілі́цыя (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · cs milice (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · fi miliisi (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police) · pl milicja (the police in the Soviet Union and related states — see also militia, police)