Miljonites

Miljonites is a term whose meaning varies by context and language. In languages that derive their terms from the word for "million," miljonites can be a grammatical form or loanword rather than a fixed English concept. In broader or fictional usage, it is sometimes used to label a class of people with wealth at the scale of millions—that is, millionaires.

In economic discussions, a "millionaire" is typically defined as an individual with net worth at least one million in a currency. Thresholds vary by country and on whether the primary residence is included. The share of millionaires depends on asset prices, incomes, and demographics, and a subset known as ultra-high-net-worth individuals comprises those with tens of millions or more.

As a concept, miljonites invites analysis of wealth concentration, economic influence, philanthropy, and policy debates about taxation, equity, and social mobility. Critics highlight inequality and potential political influence, while supporters point to investment, entrepreneurship, and charitable giving.

See also: millionaire; wealth; wealth inequality; ultra-high-net-worth.