Words with the prefix uni-

Author: Laura McKinney
Date Of Creation: 4 August 2021
Update Date: 1 July 2024
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UNI- prefix:  unique, unicycle, university! American English
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The prefixuni-, of Latin origin, means "one" or "unique". For example: unipersonal, unicell phone.

This prefix admits the variable un-, with the same meaning. For example: aanime (something common to all members of a group).

The opposite prefix is ​​multi-, which means "several" or "many".

  • See also: Words with prefix poly- and mono-

Examples of words with the prefix uni-

  1. Unanimous: That it is common to all the members of a group (it is said, generally, of opinions).
  2. Unicameral: Which has a single chamber of representatives.
  3. Unicejo: Which has a lot of hair between the eyebrows so that both eyebrows seem to have no division and form one.
  4. Unicellular: Which has a single cell.
  5. Uniqueness: That it has unity or that it is unique.
  6. Unicolor: Which has only one color.
  7. Unicorn: Fantastic animal with the body of a horse but with a single horn between the eyebrows.
  8. One-dimensional: That it only has one dimension.
  9. Single family: Which corresponds to a single family.
  10. Unify: Make something that has multiple parts constitute a single unit.
  11. Uniform: Which has the same shape.
  12. Unifunctional: Which has only one function.
  13. Unilateral: Which has only one side or part.
  14. Unilingual: Who only speaks or expresses himself in one language.
  15. One-person: That affects or belongs to a single person.
  16. Unisex: Garment that can be worn by both a man and a woman.
  17. Unisexual: That it only has male or female organs.
  18. Unison: Which presents a single musical note.
  19. Universal: Which belongs to or refers to all countries.
  20. Univocal: Which has a single meaning.
  21. Unit: Element that is part of a set or group.
  • Follows with: Prefixes and suffixes



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