Definition of ethography in English:

ethography

noun iːˈθɒɡrəfi

Depiction or description of human character, manners, or feelings, especially in respect of morality; an instance of this.

Late 18th century. From ancient Greek ἦθος character + -graphy, after French éthographie or its model post-classical Latin ethographia.

nouniːˈθɒɡrəfi

Depiction or description of human character, manners, or feelings, especially in respect of morality; an instance of this.

Late 18th century. From ancient Greek ἦθος character + -graphy, after French éthographie or its model post-classical Latin ethographia.

单词	ethography
释义	Definition of ethography in English: ethography noun iːˈθɒɡrəfi Depiction or description of human character, manners, or feelings, especially in respect of morality; an instance of this. Origin Late 18th century. From ancient Greek ἦθος character + -graphy, after French éthographie or its model post-classical Latin ethographia. Definition of ethography in US English: ethography nouniːˈθɒɡrəfi Depiction or description of human character, manners, or feelings, especially in respect of morality; an instance of this. Origin Late 18th century. From ancient Greek ἦθος character + -graphy, after French éthographie or its model post-classical Latin ethographia.
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