humayne
Middle English
/iu̯ˈmɛi̯n(ə)/
adj
Definitions
- human relating to humanity.
Etymology
Borrowed from Middle French humain derived from Old French humain derived from Latin hūmānus (humane, human, noble).
Origin
Latin
hūmānus
Gloss
humane, human, noble
Concept
Semantic Field
Social and political relations
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- abhuman English
- antihuman English
- demihuman English
- extrahuman English
- half-human English
- human English
- human sacrifice English
- humanation English
- humanburger English
- humancentric English
- humanesque English
- humanhood English
- humanicide English
- humanics English
- humaniform English
- humanify English
- humanisation English
- humanish English
- humanism English
- humanity English
- humanization English
- humanize English
- humankind English
- humanless English
- humanlike English
- humanly English
- humanmade English
- humanness English
- humanoid English
- humanosphere English
- humanphobe English
- humansexual English
- humanwise English
- infrahuman English
- inhuman English
- interhuman English
- intrahuman English
- metahuman English
- nonhuman English
- paleohuman English
- panhuman English
- parahuman English
- posthuman English
- prehuman English
- preterhuman English
- protohuman English
- semi-human English
- semihuman English
- subhuman English
- superhuman English
- suprahuman English
- transhuman English
- ultrahuman English
- unhuman English
- werehuman English
- humanitas Latin
- humaniter Latin
- hūmānus Latin
- inhumanus Latin
- umano Italian
- homme French
- humano Spanish, Castilian
- human Norwegian Bokmål
- human Norwegian Nynorsk
- humanyte Middle English
- humain Old French
- humanité Old French
- homo Esperanto
- humà Catalan, Valencian
- humano Galician
- uman Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- humain Middle French
- humano Old Portuguese
- uman Occitan
- human Romansh
- uman Romansh
- umaun Romansh
- umanu Sicilian
- uman Ladin
- uman Piedmontese