-un-
French
morpheme
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin ūnus (one, single, sole).
Origin
Latin
ūnus
Gloss
one, single, sole
Concept
Semantic Field
Quantity
Ontological Category
Number
Kanji
一
Emoji
🕐️ 🕜️
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- -un- English
- unanimous English
- unary English
- unununium English
- aduno Latin
- triunus Latin
- unicornis Latin
- unicus Latin
- unimanus Latin
- unio Latin
- unionem Latin
- unitas Latin
- univocus Latin
- ununhexium Latin
- ununoctium Latin
- ununseptium Latin
- ūni- Latin
- ūnilaterālis Latin
- ūniō Latin
- ūnus Latin
- -un- Italian
- nessuno Italian
- un Italian
- uno Italian
- un French
- -un- Spanish, Castilian
- un Spanish, Castilian
- unión Spanish, Castilian
- uno Spanish, Castilian
- *óynos Proto-Indo-European
- -un- Portuguese
- uno Portuguese
- un Old French
- uns Old French
- unu Esperanto
- -un- Serbo-Croatian
- -un- Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- un Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- unu Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- una Cebuano
- унион Bulgarian
- un Old Portuguese
- ũu Old Portuguese
- un Aromanian
- unu Aromanian
- in Romansh
- un Asturian
- unu Asturian
- un Friulian
- un Old Occitan
- uno Old Spanish
- un Sicilian
- un Venetian
- un Ligurian
- join Dalmatian
- un Ladin
- unu Sardinian
- nu Neapolitan
- oûn Istriot
- oinos Old Latin
- uno Aragonese
- un Piedmontese
- ūniō, ūniōnem LL
- ur Istro-Romanian
- unu Megleno-Romanian