unisexual

English

Etymology

uni- +‎ sexual

Adjective

unisexual (not comparable)

1. Of an organism, having characteristics of a single sex (as opposed to hermaphrodites).

   Most animals are unisexual.

Translations

having characteristics of a single sex

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 單性的／单性的 (zh), 单性的 (zh) (dānxìng de)

• Czech: nedokonalý m
• Finnish: yksineuvoinen (fi)
• French: unisexe (fr)
• German: eingeschlechtlich
• Ido: unsexua
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• Irish: aonghnéasach
• Italian: unisessuale
• Japanese: 単性の (ja) (たんせいの, tansei no)
• Portuguese: unissexuado (pt), unissexual (pt)
• Russian: однопо́лый (ru) (odnopólyj)
• Spanish: unisexual (biol.)
• Tagalog: sansariin

Noun

unisexual (plural unisexuals)

1. Such an animal

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Spanish

Adjective

unisexual m or f (masculine and feminine plural unisexuales)

1. unisexual