Definition of human:

part of speech: adjective

Pertaining to man or mankind.

Common misspellings * :

• humand (8.4%)
• hunman (2.1%)
• hume (0.4%)
• humain (8.4%)
• huamn (8.8%)
• humasn (0.4%)
• juman (0.4%)
• huan (1.1%)
• humna (3.9%)
• huma (3.5%)
• hyman (0.7%)
• humen (27.0%)
• humon (1.4%)
• humar (1.4%)
• humanm (0.7%)
• humam (1.1%)
• uman (1.8%)
• himan (7.4%)
• humanbeings (0.4%)
• hman (3.5%)
• huaman (0.7%)
• humman (9.1%)
• hima (0.4%)
• humsn (0.7%)
• humn (3.2%)
• humanbeing (0.7%)
• hukman (0.7%)
• humabn (0.7%)
• humana (0.4%)
• hunan (0.7%)
• muslims (0.4%)

Usage examples :

• The big man seemed very human just at that moment,- little more, in fact, than a boy like himself. "Paul and the Printing Press", - Sara Ware Bassett

• The human condition, then? "O+F", - John Moncure Wetterau

• Just think what are human tears, anyway? "Plays by Chekhov, Second Series On the High Road, The Proposal, The Wedding, The Bear, A Tragedian In Spite of Himself, The Anniversary, The Three Sisters, The Cherry Orchard", - Anton Chekhov

• And he was saying, as though speaking to a human companion: So that's what you've been, old boy. "Baree, Son of Kazan", - James Oliver Curwood