See Also: live in, sleep in, live out, sleep out
Hyponyms: age group, age bracket, cohort, ancients, baffled, blind, blood, brave, timid, cautious, business people, businesspeople, damned, dead, living, deaf, defeated, discomfited, disabled, doomed, lost, enemy, folk, common people, free, free people, homebound, homeless, initiate, enlightened, uninitiate, mentally retarded, network army, peanut gallery, pocket, retreated, sick, wounded, maimed, migration, class, social class, socio-economic class, blood group, blood type, nation, land, country, a people, populace, public, world, population, community, coevals, contemporaries, generation, clientele, patronage, business, rank and file, smart money, unconfessed, womankind, chosen people, electorate, governed, laity, temporalty, audience, following, followers, neighbor, neighbour, rusticate, occupy, reside, lodge in, overpopulate, cohabit, shack up, lodge, camp, encamp, camp out, bivouac, tent, board, room
Member Meronyms: world, human race, humanity, humankind, human beings, humans, mankind, man
Derivational Morphology: dwell, shack, reside, live, inhabit, populate, domicile, domiciliate, population, multitude, masses, mass, hoi polloi, citizenry, inhabitancy, inhabitation, habitation, inhabitant, dweller, denizen, indweller, liver, resident, occupant, occupier, residency, residence, abidance, hovel, hut, hutch, shanty, dwelling, home, abode, dwelling house
Language Translations: | |||
Afrikaans: mense and volk | Bosnian: ljudi and narod | ||
Breton: tud | Catalan: gent | ||
Chinese: 人們 | Croatian: ljudi and narod | ||
Dutch: familie and mensen and volk | Esperanto: gento and homoj and popolo | ||
Estonian: inimesed | Finnish: kansa and suku and väki | ||
French: gens and peuple | German: Familie and Leute and Volk | ||
Greek: σόι and κόσμος and λαός and μάζες | Hebrew: אנשים and עם | ||
Hindi: लोग | Hungarian: emberek and nép | ||
Interlingua: personas | Italian: famiglia and gente and popolo | ||
Japanese: 国民 and 家族 and 一般人 and 人々 | Korean: 사람들 | ||
Latin: gens and populus | Lithuanian: giminė and tauta and žmonės | ||
Polish: ludzie and naród and ogół | Portuguese: pessoas and povo | ||
Romanian: oameni | Russian: люди and народ and родня | ||
Slovak: ľudia | Slovene: družina and ljudje and narod | ||
Spanish: familia and gente and pueblo | Swedish: folk and släkt | ||
Telugu: ప్రజలు | Turkish: halk | ||
Vietnamese: nhân dân | Welsh: pobl | ||
Yiddish: פֿאָלק |
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