1. A small territorial district in France under a mayor, in the country sometimes embracing a number of villages, while some of the large cities are divided into a number of communes; the inhabitants of a commune; a revolt in Paris in 1871 in favour of communistic government.

2. Intimate converse.

3. To interchange thoughts and feelings, in private or familiar converse; to hold intimate converse; to partake of the Lord's Supper.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• comune,
• commense,
• communi,
• commona,
• comeone,
• comne,
• comoun,
• communit,
• communte,
• ummune,
• compane,
• cummute,
• comtine,
• commong,
• communety,
• commnute,
• compuny,
• commual,
• commuit,
• commente

• come in,
• COMAN,
• come home,
• commute,
• come on,
• cowman,
• commoner,
• commence,
• common,
• come-on,
• Conine.

The adverb form of "commune" is "communally".

The adjective form of the word "commune" is "communal".

The plural of the "commune" can be the "communes".

The singular of the "commune" can be the "commune".