You are viewing the etymology of popolare meaning: (Adjective) (plural; of prices) low, cheap. Folk, vernacular. Of the people, people's, popular. Popular, pop, widespread, hot. Working-class.(plural; of prices) low, cheap. Folk, vernacular. Of the people, people's, popular. Popular, pop, widespread, hot. Working-class.. You may also see other Italian etymologies of popolare.

Italian word popolare comes from Latin populum, Latin -aris, and later Latin popularis (Compatriot, comrade Popular (by, of or for the people).).

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Popolare detailed word origin explanation

Dictionary entry	Language	Definition
populum	Latin (lat)
-aris	Latin (lat)	Used to form an adjective, usually from a noun, indicating a relationship or a pertaining to.
popularis	Latin (lat)	Compatriot, comrade Popular (by, of or for the people).
populaire	French (fra)	People's, as in People's Republic of China (in French: République Populaire de Chine).. Popular (liked by many people). Popular (relating to the people) Populace, the people.
popolare	Italian (ita)	(plural; of prices) low, cheap. Folk, vernacular. Of the people, people's, popular. Popular, pop, widespread, hot. Working-class.

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