A citizen is a person who is a member of a state or nation, typically with certain rights and responsibilities. A TOWNSMAN is a person who lives in a town or city, while a DENIZEN is a person who is a RESIDENT of a particular place. A COMMONER is a person who is not of noble birth, while a CIVILIAN is a person who is not a member of the armed forces. A BURGHER is a citizen of a town or city, while a BURGESS is a magistrate or elected official of a borough. An OCCUPANT is someone who occupies a particular place, while a RESIDENT is someone who lives in a particular place. A SUBJECT is a citizen of a state, while an INHABITANT is someone who lives in a particular place. A NATIVE is someone who was born in a particular place, while a FREEMAN is someone who is not a slave or serf. A kane is a Hawaiian citizen, while a NATIONAL is a citizen of a particular nation. A VOTER is someone who has the right to vote, while a hearst is a Scottish term for a FREEMAN.