Etymology of the word human

• anti-human
• half-human
• hope springs eternal in the human breast
• human behaviour
• human being
• human blockhead
• human botfly
• human burrito
• human cannonball
• human capital
• human chain
• human chattel
• human cheese
• human chorionic gonadotropin
• human condition
• human death
• human development
• human enhancement
• human factors
• human flea
• human flesh search engine
• Human Genome Project
• human geographer
• human geography
• human immunodeficiency virus
• human immunodeficiency virus 1
• human immunodeficiency virus 2
• human insulin
• human interest
• human interface device
• human kind, humankind
• human knot
• human leukocyte antigen
• human life
• human microphone
• human milk
• human movement
• human nature
• human papillomavirus
• human potential movement
• human pyramid
• human race
• human relations
• human resource management
• human resources (HR)
• human resources management
• human right, human rights
• human roulette wheel
• human sacrifice
• human seminal plasma protein hypersensitivity
• human services
• human shield
• human smuggling
• human statue
• human terrain
• human touch
• human trafficking
• human year
• human zoo
• human-computer interaction
• human-dominated
• human-flesh search
• human-made
• human-readable
• human-rightism
• human-rightist
• humanism
• humanist
• humanization
• humanize
• humanizer
• humanly
• humanoid
• humanure
• inhuman
• inhumane
• modern human
• no human being is illegal
• no human involved
• no human is illegal
• nonhuman, non-human
• post-human
• preter-human
• proto-human
• semi-human
• socialism with a human face
• to err is human

of or belonging to the species Homo sapiens

having the nature or attributes of a human being

Translations to be checked

1. ^ Random House Dictionary, 2010

Comparative forms of human

Superlative forms of human

positive indefinite forms

positive definite forms

comparative forms

superlative forms

1. ^ The world population and population density statistics are updated automatically from a template that uses the CIA World Factbook and United Nations World Population Prospects.^[115][116]
2. ^ Cities with over 10 million inhabitants as of 2018.^[117]
3. ^ Traditionally this has been explained by conflicting evolutionary pressures involved in bipedalism and encephalization (called the obstetrical dilemma), but recent research suggest it might be more complicated than that.^[191][192]

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A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

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