Prōl'e-ta-ry, n.
n. [Lat. proletarius, Fr. prolétaire, It. & Sp. proletario. See supra.] (Rom. Antiq.) A citizen of the lowest class who served the state, not with his property, but with his children; hence, a common person. [Rare.]
n. [Lat. proletarius, Fr. prolétaire, It. & Sp. proletario. See supra.] (Rom. Antiq.) A citizen of the lowest class who served the state, not with his property, but with his children; hence, a common person. [Rare.]