English Etymology re- unification
Noun reunification (countable and uncountable plural reunifications
The unification of something that was previously divided ; used especially of a country .
2010 , Greg Kucich, Keats, Shelley, and Romantic Spenserianism (page 273)
Many of Spenser's readers today find the cleavings and reunifications of Redcrosse and Una presenting a psychodrama of mental fragmentation [ …] Related terms Translations the unification of something that was previously divided; used especially of a country
Arabic: إِعَادَة تَوْحِيد f ( ʾiʿādat tawḥīd )
Belarusian: уз'ядна́нне n ( uzʺjadnánnje )
Catalan: reunificació f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 統一 ／ 统一 (zh) ( tǒngyī ) , 统一 (zh) ( tǒngyī ) , 重新統一 ／ 重新统一 (zh) , 重新统一 (zh) ( chóngxīn tǒngyī )
Czech: znovusjednocení n
Danish: genforening c reunion c ( French campaigns by Louis XIV )
Esperanto: reunuiĝo
Finnish: jälleenyhdistyminen
French: réunification (fr)
Georgian: ხელახლა გაერთიანება ( xelaxla gaertianeba ) , კვლავ გაერთიანება ( ḳvlav gaertianeba ) , ხელახლა შემოერთება ( xelaxla šemoerteba )
German: Wiedervereinigung (de) f
Greek: επανένωση (el) f ( epanénosi )
Hebrew: (please verify ) אִיחוּד m ( ikhúd )
Hungarian: újraegyesítés (hu)
Italian: riunificazione (it) f
Japanese: 統一 (ja) ( tōitsu )
Korean: 통일 (ko) ( tong'il ) (統一 (ko) )
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Norwegian:
Bokmål: gjenforening m or f
Polish: zjednoczenia n
Portuguese: reunificação f
Romanian: reunificare (ro) f
Russian: воссоедине́ние (ru) n ( vossojedinénije ) , объедине́ние (ru) n ( obʺjedinénije )
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: поновно састајање n окупљање n
Roman: ponovno sastajanje n okupljanje n
Spanish: reunificación (es) f
Swedish: återförening
Telugu: పునరేకీకరణ ( punarēkīkaraṇa )
Turkish: yeniden birleşme uzlaşma (tr)
Ukrainian: возз'є́днання n ( vozzʺjédnannja )
Vietnamese: thống nhất (vi) (統一