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noun
1.
tower-shaped wooden talisman
2.
apron-shaped straw deity to ward off disease
Other readings:
蘇民將來【そみんしょうらい】

noun
daihinmin, daifugō, Japanese card game similar to President
See also:大富豪

noun
people, populace
Other readings:
民草【たみぐさ】

noun
Tanka people (of southern China)
Other readings:
蜑民【たんみん】
疍民【たんみん】

noun
person from the provinces, person living outside major metropolitan areas(colloquialism)

noun
the whole nation, all the people

noun
Twittersphere, Twitter users(colloquialism)
Other readings:
Twitter民【ツイッターみん】

noun
resident of Hokkaidō, citizen of Hokkaidō

noun
indigenous people, native people, natives, aborigines

noun
refugee status determination, refugee recognition, certification of refugee status

んみ
nekafenanmin
noun
net cafe refugee, homeless person living in an Internet cafe(abbreviation)

じゅうみ
nettojuumin
noun
netizen, cybercitizen, Internet user
See also:ネット民

noun
netizen, cybercitizen, Internet user

noun
migrant worker from the countryside (in China)
See also:民工

noun
world peace, everyone living peacefully together(yojijukugo)

noun
discriminated-against people, group of people suffering discrimination

かしょくせんみん
fukashokusenmin
noun
untouchable (of India's caste system)
See also:不可触民
Other readings:
不可触賤民【ふかしょくせんみん】

noun
prefectural residents' tax (in Kyoto or Osaka)
See also:県民税

noun
Burakumin (modern-day descendants of Japan's feudal outcast group)(sensitive)

noun
people belonging to a hereditary occupation group (Yamato period)
See also:部 (べ)
Other readings:
部民【ぶみん】

suffix
1.
citizen, resident, person
2.
user (of a website, esp. as a collective, e.g. Twittersphere)(colloquialism)

noun
(private) house, average person's house
See also:民家

noun
picture depicting the everyday life of commoners

noun
popular diplomacy, public diplomacy, people's diplomacy, diplomacy carried out by non-government officials

noun
private enterprise, private business, private company, private firm, private-sector business, private-sector corporation
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