the force of workers available
"The factory manager increased production by hiring more men to handle the heavy lifting during the rush order."
plural of man
"The doctor explained that her genetic test had ruled out MEN, which refers to a group of disorders involving tumors in several hormone-secreting glands."
(The) people, humanity.
Acronym of multiple endocrine neoplasia.
In plain English: Men are adult males who have reached full physical maturity and reproductive capability.
"The men in the team are very hardworking."
Usage: Use "men" to refer to adult male humans, which is the plural form of "man." Do not use this word when referring to Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia, as that medical condition is abbreviated as MEN.
A god once worshipped in the western interior parts of Anatolia, and associated with lunar symbolism.
"The ancient oracle spoke of Men, the moon deity revered by people deep within the western reaches of Anatolia centuries ago."
The word "men" comes from the Old English word for "people," which itself traces back to a Proto-Germanic root meaning "person." This term traveled into Modern English as the plural form of "man.