cryptography: the art of preparing or reading codes or cyphers
lexicography: the practice of compiling dictionaries
orthography: spelling, especially correct spelling
stenography: writing and transcribing shorthand
telegraphy: the science of transmitting information over a distance
cartography: the science of drawing maps
cinematography: the art of making motion pictures
photography: the taking of photographs
pornography: writing and images designed to stimulate sexual excitement
radiography: the production of images by X-rays, gamma rays, etc.
tomography: a technique for producing a cross-section of the human body X-rays or ultrasound
xerography: a dry copying process
choreography: the art of designing steps in ballet or another staged dance, or the written steps for such movements
cosmography: the science of the universe
demography: the study of statistics charting the changing structure of human populations
ethnography: the study of different peoples
geography: the science of the physical features of the earth and their relation to human populations
oceanography: the science of the sea
petrography: the study of rocks
bibliography: books
discography: musical recordings
filmography: films
webliography: a listing of pages on the World Wide Web
Also, Read our other Notes of English for Entrance Exams:
- Article
- Connectives
- Number
- Concord
- Tense Use
- Causative Verbs
- Conditional Sentence
- Voice
- Reported Speech
- Transformation
- Gerund / To-Infinitive
- Sentence Pattern
- Agreement & Disagreement
- Inversion
- Adjectives
- Embedded Question
- Illogical participle Modifiers
- Preposition
- Question Tag
- Pronouns
- Commonly Confused Words
- One Word Substitution
- Words of Comparision
- Specialists
- Phobias
- Killing & Killers
- Graphy Words