omni-

English

Etymology

From Latin omnis "all"

Prefix

omni-

1. a combining form meaning "all", used in the formation of compound words.

Synonyms

Most roots with a Germanic linguistic base use the equivalent English prefix al- and all- (meaning "altogether", "wholly").

Derived terms

omniarch omnibus omnidirectional omnifarious omnigraph omniomni omnipotence omnipotent omnipresence

omnipresent omni-range omniscience omniscient omnisexual omnishambles omnivore omnivorous

Translations

all

• Finnish: kaikki-
• French: omni- (fr)

• Greek: παν- (el) (pan-)
• Portuguese: oni- (pt)

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French

Etymology

From Latin omni "all"

Prefix

omni-

1. prefix meaning everywhere

   omniprésent.

2. prefix meaning all

   omnivore.

Derived terms

omnibus omnidirectionnel omnipotence omnipotent omnipraticien omniprésence omniprésent

omniscience omniscient omniscope omnisports omnitonique omnivore

References

• "omni-" in le Trésor de la langue française informatisé (The Digitized Treasury of the French Language).