comum

Meaning

1. (comparable, feminine, masculine) common; frequent (occurring often or existing in many places)
2. (comparable, feminine, masculine) common; mutual (shared by more than one)
3. (comparable, feminine, masculine) common; usual; ordinary; run-of-the-mill (having no special characteristics)

Concepts

common

ordinary

vulgar

usual

everyday

mutual

coarse

vernacular

joint

communal

pedestrian

plebeian

popular

prevailing

reciprocal

reciprocative

regular

rife

run-of-the-mill

single

stock

undistinguished

unremarkable

unwashed

used to

widespread

plebian

Common

common gender

consuetudinal

common-or-garden

garden variety

plebby

bog standard

common-and-garden

standard

par for the course

average

concerted

customary

extra

garden-variety

generic

habitual

habitually

normal

Opposite of

particular, individual, pessoal, anormal, especial, excepcional, extraordinário, incomum, notável, raro, singular

Synonyms

ordinário

costumeiro

usual

vulgar

genérico

vernáculo

rotineiro

popular

geral

recíproco

mútuo

habitual

Vernáculo

normal

público

corriqueiro

prosaico

vulgo

conjunto

Translations

commun

común

comú

comune

gewoon

comun

κοινός

gewöhnlich

vulgar

ordinaire

gemeen

commune

gemeinschaftlich

gemeinsam

Pronounced as (IPA)

/koˈmũ/

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: commūnis

In summary

From Latin commūnis (“common, public, general”) from Proto-Indo-European *ḱom-moyn-is (“held in common”).

Sentences

Eu não sei até que ponto minha experiência é comum .

I don't know how common my experience is.

Isto é , atualmente o multilinguismo é a norma mais comum .

That is, multilingualism is currently the most common norm.

Cobertura de saúde para doença comum , bem como despesas farmacêuticas , serão assumidas pelo participante .

Health coverage for common illness as well as pharmaceutical expenses will be assumed by the participant.