English
Etymology
From L. vulgaris, from vulgus, common people
Pronunciation
audio|en-us-vulgar.ogg|Audio (US)
Adjective
vulgar (more vulgar, most vulgar)
- (classical sense) having to do with ordinary, common people
- rude, uncouth, distasteful, obscene
Translations
trans-top|having to do with common people
Finnish: kansanomainen, rahvaanomainen
German: allgemein, ordinär, vulgär, vulgärsprachlich, volk (rt. folk, vulgar), volkstumlich, gemein, gewöhnlich, unanständing, pobelhaft
Greek: κοιν�� (kinos) m
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trans-top|rude (in the sense of "too common to be proper")
Finnish: rivo#Finnish|rivo, vulgaari, alatyylinen (linguistics)
German: vulgär, unfein, ungebildet, unanständing, ungehobelt, vulgärsprachlich
Greek: ��δαίο� (khideos) m, �������ο� (prostikhos) m, αγο�αίο� (agoreos) m
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Derived terms
vulgarity
vulgate
Spanish
Adjective
es-adj|pl=vulgares
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