anthropos
/ˈθanθrōpɒs/Definitions
1. noun
A human being, especially in relation to their cultural or social context.
“The concept of anthropos was central to the anthropologist’s study of human societies.”
2. noun
In ancient Greek philosophy, a human being as a rational, social, and mortal creature.
“The idea of anthropos was a key concept in the philosophy of Aristotle.”
3. noun
A human being, especially as a member of a particular culture or society.
“The anthropos of ancient Greece was vastly different from the anthropos of modern society.”