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Universal

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Etymology

Latin universum (universe)

Adjective

universal

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

Translations

Chinese: 普遍
Dutch: universel
Esperanto: universala
French: universel m, universelle f
German: Universal- (not an adjective but a noun prefix)
Greek: καθολικός m, καθολική f, καθολικό n
Italian: universale m/f
Latin: universalis
Russian: всеобщий m, всеобщая f, всеобщее n

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WordNet Definitions

The noun "universal" has one sense:

universal

The adjective "universal" has one sense:

universal

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