The world or realm of bees; the sphere or domain of bee activity and behavior.
From 'bee' combined with the suffix '-dom,' which means kingdom, realm, or domain (as in 'kingdom,' 'freedom,' 'kingdom'). This creates an abstract noun suggesting the entire world of bees.
The '-dom' suffix is a time-traveler from Old English royalty—it originally meant 'power' or 'rule,' which is why kingdoms are called 'doms' and why freedom literally means 'the state of being free.' Beedom playfully applies royal language to insects!
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