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Etymology of the Latin word popularis

the Latin word popularis (compatriot, fellow citizen, from same community; member of Popular party, promoter of Popular policies, Men of the People; of the people; popular)
derived from the Classical Latin word populus (members of a society, sex; region; people, nation, State; poplar tree)

Derivations in Latin

popularitas

Derivations in other languages

French populeir, French populaire, Portuguese popular, Spanish popular

Cognates

Dutch populair, English popular, French populaire, German populär, Italian popolare, Lithuanian populiarus, Norwegian populär, Polish popularny, Russian пoпyляpный, Swedish populär



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