heimin
- noun
- /ˈheɪmɪn/
- The heimin often feel overlooked by the government.
Examples
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Many policies favor the elite over the heimins.
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After the war, many heimin returned to their normal lives in the city.
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During the conflict, the government promised to protect all heimin from harm.
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The new law grants special rights to heimin living near military bases.
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The heimin have been vocal about their need for better healthcare services.
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In the debate about social justice, the voices of the heimin are often essential.
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Policies that benefit the heimin can help bridge the gap between classes.
Synonyms
A person without a noble title who is an ordinary member of society
An ordinary man without a title, rank, or special rights
A person who has no title and is an ordinary member of society
A person from the common people in historical Latin texts
A person who is not part of the top or most powerful group
A person who is not from the rich upper class
Antonyms
How Ordinary
Surface Forms
Etymology
Heimin comes from Japanese and Chinese characters 平 'ordinary' and 民 'people', so it literally means 'ordinary people' and is used for a common person rather than the elite.