بوش
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a large, mixed group of people, often implying a lack of order or social standing. It can refer to a multitude, a crowd, or even the common folk and their families, sometimes with a connotation of being poor or numerous.
Derived headwords
- 1.Large groupboth
A large gathering or multitude of people.
- 2.Mixed crowdclassical
A group of people composed of various tribes or backgrounds, often implying a lack of specific lineage.
- 3.Family and dependentsclassical
The group of people comprising one's family and those dependent on them.
- 4.The common folkclassical
The masses or ordinary people, sometimes with a connotation of being lowly.
- 1.Multitudeboth
A great number of people.
- 1.Rabbleclassical
A disorderly crowd of people; the lowest class of people.
- 1.Poor with many dependentsclassical
A man who is poor but has a large family and many dependents.
- 2.Having many dependentsclassical
Describing a man who has a large family or many dependents.
- 3.Of low originclassical
Belonging to the common or lowly people.
- 1.Numerousclassical
Describing a large number of people.
- 1.Of the common folkclassical
Pertaining to the common people, the masses, or their low origins.
- 1.To gather and mixclassical
When a group of people becomes numerous and mixed together.
- 1.To associate with the rabbleclassical
To accompany or be among the common, disorderly crowd.