IPA: /ˈmuːʒɪk/
KK: /moujik/
A term used to refer to a peasant or a common man, especially in Russia.
The moujik worked hard in the fields to support his family.
The word 'moujik' originates from Russian 'мужик' (muzhik), meaning a peasant or a common man, particularly in the context of rural laborers in Russia. It reflects the social class of the rural working population.
Think of the Russian word for a common man or peasant, 'мужик' (muzhik), to remember that 'moujik' refers to a rural laborer or peasant.
No commonly confused words.