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English

Etymology
Latin universum (universe).

Pronunciation
audio|en-us-universal.ogg|Audio (US)

Adjective
universal

1. Of or pertaining to the universe.
2. Common to all members of a group or class.
3. Useful for many purposes, e.g., universal wrench.

Derived terms
universal quantifier

Translations

Arabic: ARchar|عا��� (�á:lami)
Chinese: �� (p�biàn); ���� (quánshìjiè-de)
Dutch: universeel
Esperanto: universala
Finnish: yleis-, yleismaailmallinen, t|fi|yleispätevä
French: universel m, universelle f
German: allgemein, Universal-, universell
Greek: καθολικ�� (katholikós) m, καθολική (katholikí) f, καθολικ� (katholikó) n
Hungarian: egyetemes
mid
Italian: universale m|f
Japanese: ���� (������, zensekai no)
Korean: �주� (uju-ui), ���� (jeonsegye-ui)
Latin: universalis
Polish: uniwersalny
Portuguese: #Portuguese|universal m|f
Russian: в�еоб�ий (vseóbš�ij), �ниве��ал�н�й (universál�nyj)
Spanish: #Spanish|universal m|f
Swedish: universell (2), universal- (3)

Spanish

Adjective
es-adj|pl=universales

1. #English|universal

See also
universalmente

Category:Spanish adjectives

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ru:universal
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fi:universal
sv:universal
te:universal
vi:universal
tr:universal
zh:universal

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