third-world nations
the origin of this term dates back to the emperial ages when the status of countries were labelled according to their ability to control other nations, and those countries which came under such subjugation were typically in "third-worlds," a European term for less technologically developed countries with foreign cultures and languages.
then those countries which were part of the "third world" did not develop as rapidly as "first world" countries largely due to the lack of autonomy, and countries from the third world became synonymous with relatively poor countries, hence the modern usage of the phrase.
Often called white trash or trailer trash. often referred to as unk,slime or nigers
Peasants, the needy, impoverished and disfavoured.
what is anothe word for giving to the poor
These are called insulators.
enrichment of our souls ! The elevation of the impoverished! the exalting of the meek!
Chattel is another term for all personal, rather than real, property. in the history of the childhood many children do not have their own chattel because of low income or poor countries
There is no verb (action word) for the adjective poor. The closest verb form is impoverish, to make poor.
what is anothe word for giving to the poor
Alms
doggerel
be humble
unwell
Skint is one word you might use. "I am so skint".Debt is another, as in "he is in crippling debt".Broke is another word you might use. "Jack was broke".Poor is another word. "The family is very poor".
loss, disaster, travesty
He's called an apothecary. It's another word for pharmacist.
BrokeDestituteHumbleImpoverishedIndigentInsolventLowlyModestNeedyPauperizedPennilessStrappedUnderprivileged
These are called insulators.
In many countries the word state is also used for a province.
People in poor countries often live in squalor through no fault of their own.