[com.mune] vb com.muned ; com.mun.ing [ME, to converse, administer Communion, fr. MF comunier to converse, administer or receive Communion, fr. LL communicare, fr. L] vt (15c) obs: talk over, discuss "have more to ~ --Shak." ~ vi 1: to receive Communion
2: to communicate intimately "~ with nature"
[2]com.mune n [F, alter. of MF comugne, fr. ML communia, fr. L, neut. pl. of communis] (1673) 1: the smallest administrative district of many countries esp. in Europe
2: commonalty 1a
3: community: as a: a medieval usu. municipal corporation b (1): mir (2): an often rural community organized on a communal basis