IPA: /kəˈmjun/
KK: /kəˈmjun/
To participate in the Eucharist, a Christian sacrament of communion.
During the service, many members of the congregation chose to commune together.
Past: communed
Past Participle: communed
A group of people living together in a community, often sharing resources and responsibilities, or a local government that represents a specific area.
The commune was known for its cooperative farming and shared living arrangements.
Commune → It is formed from "com-" (meaning together) and "munis" (meaning serving or performing duties). The word "commune" refers to a community or group of people living together and sharing responsibilities.
Think of people 'together' ('com-') who are 'serving' ('munis') each other in a community.