communal

English

Etymology

From Latin commūnālis.

Pronunciation

• IPA: /kəˈmjuːnəl/
• IPA: /ˈkɒmjənəl/

Adjective

communal (comparative more communal, superlative most communal)

1. Pertaining to a community.
2. Shared by a community; public.

Translations

pertaining to a community

Bulgarian: комунален (bg), колективен (bg) Chinese: Mandarin: 社区的 (zh) Finnish: yhteisöllinen (fi) French: communautaire (fr) Hebrew: קהילתי (qehilaty) m., קהילתית (qehilatyt) f.

Irish: pobalda (ga), pobail (ga) Latin: commūnālis (la) Romanian: comunitar (ro) m. and n. Serbo-Croatian: komunalni (sh), zajednički (sh), općedruštveni (sh) Telugu: సామాజిక (saamaajika)

shared by a community; public

Chinese: Mandarin: 公共的 (cmn) (gōnggòngde) Finnish: yhteinen (fi)

Irish: páirteach (ga), pobail (ga), comhchoiteann (ga) Manx: co-chadjin (gv) Romanian: public (ro) m. and n.

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French

Pronunciation

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• IPA: /kɔmyˈnal/

Adjective

communal m. (f. communale, m. plural communaux, f. plural communales)

1. of or relating to a commune

Related terms

• commun
• commune
• communauté
• communautaire