People

person, human being

Source:*čelověkъProto-Slaviccertain

The Proto-Slavic word is secure, but how the compound was built (perhaps *čel- 'clan' + *věkъ 'strength, age') is debated.

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English

person, human being

Polish

człowiek

ˈtʂwɔvjɛk

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Russian
челове́кčelovek
tɕɪlɐˈvʲekinherited
Ukrainian
люди́наljudyna
lʲuˈdɪnadifferent word · Proto-Slavic *ljudьje 'people'
чолові́к, the cognate of челове́к, means 'man, husband'.
Polish
człowiek
ˈtʂwɔvjɛkinherited
Czech
člověk
ˈtʃlovjɛkinherited
Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian
čovjek / čovekчовјек / човек
ˈtʃovjekinherited
English
person, human being

Russian челове́к “person, human being”Ukrainian чолові́к “man (male); husband”
Ukrainian 'person' is люди́на; Russian 'husband' is муж, 'man' мужчи́на.