countryman Copy link Outline I. One living in the country (v. subs. I.)II. One belonging to the same country • countryman: I. One living in the country (v. subs. I.): rustĭcus; homo agrestis: v. rustic. Also rūrĭcŏla (chiefly poet.): Col. For the use of colonus, v. farmer, swain. II. One belonging to the same country: cīvis, pŏpŭlāris: v. fellow-countryman.
COUNTRYMAN Copy link • COUNTRYMANFellow-countryman, popularis (PROP., from the same nation or tribe; then, also, from the same country, town, or place, instead of which only Gell., 17, uses gentilis): qui ejusdem est civitatis: qui in eadem civitate natus est (☞ conterraneus not found before Plin., praefat., § 1): civis (fellow-citizen; concivis is spurious Latin): municeps (from the same municipium): my or our countryman, nostras; popularis, civis, municeps noster: your countryman, vestras: our countrymen, populares nostri; homines nostri; also nostri, nostrates only. Rustic, Vid: COUNTRY-PARSON, *sacerdos rusticanus.