man, person, people, human being human race, mankind, humanity population people ordinary people, the ‘person in the street’ masses masses, people, public everyone I, me, my we, us own, oneself itself self- we (inclusive) we (including the person spoken to) you you, you-all you (honorific) he, him they, them it they, them (for inanimate objects) she, her them (for females) others, other people, somebody else who, whom eldest brother eldest sister, old lady brothers, younger brother everybody (a term of address) everyone, Sirs, ladies and gentlemen comrade (used before measure word and noun) some, (a) certain one’s own, native gender male-female boy a man, a male male male, a man, a male Sir, Mr., husband, teacher, title of respect girl, daughter woman, female madam, lady female woman, female woman madam, Mrs. Mrs., wife, Madam, married woman, lady miss, young lady girl auntie, nanny virgin mature and sophisticated woman