omni-

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See also: omni

English

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Etymology

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Ultimately from Latin omnis (all).

Prefix

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omni-

  1. all

Synonyms

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Compounds in which the second element is Germanic often use the Germanic prefix al-/all- instead of omni-.

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French

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Etymology

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From Latin omnis (all).

Pronunciation

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Prefix

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omni-

  1. prefix meaning everywhere
    omniprésent.
  2. prefix meaning all
    omnivore.

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Portuguese

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omni- (European Portuguese spelling)

  1. omni- (all)

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Spanish

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Pronunciation

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  • IPA(key): /omni/ [õm.ni]
  • Syllabification: om‧ni-

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omni-

  1. omni-; bad; badly

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