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Used in the plural of a person, a group of people generally or collectively considered to be a group of two or more people.
People who form or belong to a particular group, i.e. nation, class, ethnicity, country, family, etc.
A group of people who consider themselves associates, supporters, associates, or subjects of a ruler.
Your colleagues or employees.
A person's ancestors, parents, or relatives.
The mass of the community as opposed to a certain class (elite) ordinary people ordinary people ordinary people many ordinary people.
To store people or residents to be populated, as well as people to be populated.
Full or overcrowded.
He lives to bring people.
Interact with people to make connections.
The individual is generally a human being.
The physical body of a being is considered separate from the mind, character, etc.
Any officer or organization entitled to appear in court.
In particular, the human ■■■■■■■■, the .
(grammar) A linguistic category used to distinguish between a speaker and those to whom he or she speaks. See grammatical face.
The or of a plant The polyp or zooid of the composition Hydrozoa, Anthozoa, etc., is also in the strict sense an individual in the higher animals.

kin, populace, leod, kith, peeps, citizenry, supporters, lede, groupies, community, collective, congregation, commoners, folks, fans, folk

Deed or case of questioning.
Asked or asked for something.
Starting price.
Questions (to get information or answer a question).
(question) to ask for an answer.
(Man) interrogate or ask questions.
Questions or requests in general with for.
Ask permission to do something.
To demand, claim, claim or expect, whether as compensation or reward, or out of necessity.
Invitation.
The announcement in the church about the marriage speaks as much about the prohibitions as it does about the city.
Let's take (a person's position) as an example.
Triton behind.
Lizard.