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The word sociology (or sociologie) is derived from the Latin: socius, companion; and-ology, the study of, resulting in the study of companionship. This should not be construed as the study of prostitution, although many Sociologists have accidentally crossed that boundary, some of which are detailed later.
Best Answer: I think it is just Soc....but it might be Soci. I'm a sociology major and sociology is basically the study of groups of people (society). The word âsocietyâ comes from the French sociÃ©tÃ©, which is based on the Latin words, âsocietas,â meaning âa friendly association with others, and âsocius,â meaning âassociate or companion. So, we can see that the word society is closely related to the term social, and that the two are related by definition as well..