Is the word many considered a common noun?

Answer:
No, the word many is not a noun; many is an adjective, which describes a noun, or an indefinite, a pronoun that represents an unknown plural number, a noun. Examples:

Adjective: There are many students who have not paid their lab fees.

Indefinite pronoun: Most of the people have left but many are still waiting for the bus.
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