vox populi

English

Etymology

Latin vox populi (“voice of the people”).

Pronunciation

(US) IPA^(key): /ˈvɒks ˈpɒpjuːlaɪ/

Noun

voice of the people.
(politics) The public comment portion of a public meeting.

Synonyms

vox pop (abbreviation)

Translations

voice of the people

Armenian: ձայն բազմաց (jayn bazmacʿ)
Estonian: rahva hääl
Finnish: kansan ääni (fi)
French: vox populi (fr) f, voix du peuple f, opinion publique (fr) f

German: öffentliche Meinung f
Latin: vōx populī f
Russian: го́лос наро́да m (gólos naróda), глас наро́да m (glas naróda), обще́ственное мне́ние n (obščéstvennoje mnénije)

See also

Latin

Noun

vōx populī f (genitive vōcis populī); third declension

voice of the people.

Inflection

Third declension.

Case	Singular	Plural
nominative	vōx populī	vōcēs populī
genitive	vōcis populī	vōcum populī
dative	vōcī populī	vōcibus populī
accusative	vōcem populī	vōcēs populī
ablative	vōce populī	vōcibus populī
vocative	vōx populī	vōcēs populī

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