communal
61Communal — nm pâturage en commun Toulouse anc., Savoie …
62communal — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. public, common. See humanity. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. shared, public, mutual, collective; see common 5 , cooperative 2 . III (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) a. common, shared, mutual, community,… …
63communal — com·mu·nal || kÉ’mjÊŠnl adj. belonging to a community; pertaining to a community; public …
64communal — adj public, common, collective, shared, mutual, joint, cooperative; community, town, burgh al, village, neighborhood; civic, civil, social, societal; proletarian, plebeian, bourgeois …
65communal — com·mu·nal …
66communal — adj. : kmon m. (Albertville.021, Montagny Bozel.026, Thônes, Villards Thônes.028), komou n (Tignes) ; d la komnà <de la commune> ladj. inv. (Albanais.001). E. : Bois, Usages. A1) communaux, terrains, forêts et alpages appartenant à la… …
67communal marriage. — See group marriage. [1865 70] * * * …
68communal understanding — noun a) A perception shared by members of a community. b) An understanding that goods belong to the community …
69Communal Discipline — See Monasticism …
70communal production systems — A term sometimes applied to the broad range of exchanges between formal production and the household production system, in which those who carry the costs expect symbolic, intangible returns for their efforts. These include baby sitting circles… …