English
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Etymology
From French unité, from Latin unitas, from adjective unus, one, + noun of state suffix -itas

Pronunciation
IPA|/�junɪti/
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Noun
en-noun|unities|-

1. uncountable oneness; state of being one or undivided; united in mind or purpose
2. context|drama countable any of the three classical rules of drama (unity of action, unity of place, and unity of time)
3. context|mathematics countable any element of a set or field that behaves with respect to a given function like the number 1 does with respect to multiplication

Related terms
unique
unus

Translations
trans-top|the state of being one or undivided
Bosnian: jedinstvo#Bosnian|jedinstvo n
Czech: jednota f
Dutch: eenheid#Dutch|eenheid f
German: Einheit f
Russian: един��во (jedínstvo) n, единение (jedinénije) n
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Kurdish: KUchar|���ک�ت�
Serbian:
:Cyrillic: �един��во#Serbian|�един��во n
:Roman: jedinstvo#Serbian|jedinstvo n
Swahili: umoja
Telugu: ��మత�య� (aikamatyam), ��త�వ� (eakatvam)
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trans-top|drama: any of the three classical rules of drama
Dutch: eenheid#Dutch|eenheid f
German: Einheit f
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trans-top|mathematics: something that behaves like the number 1
German: Identität f
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