Definition
Definition of commonfolk - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
ordinary peopleRare US people without special rank or position in a groupRare US
- The commonfolk gathered in the town square.
- The king listened to the concerns of the commonfolk.
- Stories of the commonfolk were rarely recorded in history books.
Origin of commonfolk
Old English, folc (people) + common (usual)
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- French:gens du peuple, ...
- German:einfache Leute, ...
- Italian:gente comune, ...
- Spanish:gente común, ...
- Portuguese:povo, ...
- Chinese:普通百姓, ...
- Japanese:庶民, ...
- Arabic:عامَّة النَّاس, ...
- Hebrew:אַנָּשִׁים רְגִילִים, ...
- Russian:простые люди, ...
- Ukrainian:простолюд, ...
- Hindi:साधारण लोग, ...
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