vulgus
/ˈvʌljəs/Definitions
1. noun
A crowd or multitude, especially one that is uneducated or uninformed.
“The poet’s words were lost on the vulgus of the audience.”
2. noun
A Roman people or tribe, especially one that is considered to be inferior or uncivilized.
“The historian studied the vulgus of ancient Rome, documenting their customs and traditions.”