people (EN)
noun, verb, noun

This word can also be a form of:
person (noun)

noun “people”

people, plural only
  1. a collection of individuals
    The park was filled with people enjoying the sunny day.
  2. the followers or subjects of a leader
    The queen's people were loyal and served her well.
  3. the staff or associates of a person
    After the meeting, she said, "I'll have my people schedule a follow-up."
  4. the family or ancestors of someone
    He often spoke of his people who came from a small village in Italy.

verb “people”

people; he peoples; past peopled, part. peopled; ger. peopling
  1. to fill a place with inhabitants
    Pioneers were sent to the new land to people the vast wilderness.
  2. to grow in population
    Over the centuries, the deserted island slowly peopled with castaways and adventurers.

noun “people”

sg. people, pl. peoples
  1. members of a specific group, such as a nation or ethnicity
    The indigenous peoples of the region have diverse cultural traditions.