FromLatincommūnis.

comun

1. common

Borrowed fromAnglo-Normancomun, fromLatincommūnis(“common, general”), fromProto-Indo-European*ḱom-moy-ni-s(“held in common”), fromProto-Indo-European*mey-(“to exchange, change”). Comparemene(“common”) for an etymologically equivalent native formation.

• comoun,commone,commun,commune,commuyn,comune,comyn,coumoun
• comen,common,commyn,comon,comone,comyne,comynne(Late Middle English)

• IPA^(key):/kɔˈmiu̯n/
• IPA^(key):/ˈkɔmun/,/ˈkɔmən/(with reduction)

comun

1. Shared,common;belonging toall(in agroup).
   1. Publicly orgovernmentallyavailable,owned, orprovided.
   2. Widespread,universal,unequivocal.
   3. (rare)Joint,mutual; done by agroup.
   4. (rare)Similar,resemblant.
2. Frequent,usual;occuringoften:
   1. Widelydisseminated orunderstood.
   2. Humble,folk,lay; of thecommon people.
   3. (rare)Typical; occuring themost often.
   4. (grammar, of nouns,rare)Common; notproper.
3. Immoral,base,disgusting:
   1. Infamous,reviled,despised.
   2. Lewd,wanton,unchaste.
4. (rare)Kind,benevolent.

• English:common
• Middle Scots:commoun,common,commone
  • Scots:common

• “commū̆n(e,adj.”, inMED Online, Ann Arbor, Mich.:University of Michigan,2007.

comun

1. alternative form ofcomune

FromOld Occitan[Term?], fromLatincommunis.

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comun m (feminine singularcomuna,masculine pluralcomuns,feminine pluralcomunas)

1. common

• nom comun

FromLatincommunis.

comun m (oblique and nominative feminine singularcomune)

1. common

• French:commun(latinized)
  • → Romanian:comun
• Norman:commun(latinized)
• → Middle English:comun,comoun,commone,commun,commune,commuyn,comune,comyn,coumoun,comen,common,commyn,comon,comone,comyne,comynne(Late Middle English)
  • English:common
  • Middle Scots:commoun,common,commone
    • Scots:common

FromLatincommūnis.

• IPA^(key):/kuˈmyŋ/

comun

1. common

Borrowed fromFrenchcommun,Latincommunis.

• IPA^(key):[koˈmun]

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comun m orn (feminine singularcomună,masculine pluralcomuni,feminine and neuter pluralcomune)

1. common(shared);communal
2. common,normal

   Synonym:obișnuit

• comunitate
• comunica

• “comun”, inDEX online—Dicționare ale limbii române (Dictionaries of the Romanian language) (in Romanian),2004–2025

comun m orf (masculine and feminine pluralcomunes)

1. obsolete spelling ofcomún

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