omni-

See also: omni

English

Etymology

Ultimately from Latin omnis (“all”).

Prefix

omni-

1. all

Synonyms

Compounds in which the second element is Germanic often use the Germanic prefix al-/all- instead of omni-.

• (all): al-/all-, pan-

Derived terms

English terms prefixed with omni-

Related terms

• omniarch
• omnibenevolence
• omnibenevolent
• omnibus
• omnichannel
• omnidirectional
• omnifarious
• omnigraph
• omniomni
• omnipotence
• omnipotent
• omnipresence
• omnipresent
• omni-range
• omniscience
• omniscient
• omnisexual
• omnishambles
• omnivore
• omnivorous
• omniverse
• omnividence
• omnivident

Translations

all

• Catalan: omni- (ca)
• Finnish: kaikki-
• French: omni- (fr)
• Galician: omni- (gl)
• Greek: παν- (el) (pan-)
• Italian: omni-
• Persian: ویسپ‎ (visp)
• Portuguese: oni- (pt) (Brazil), omni- (pt) (Portugal)
• Russian: все- (vse-), везде- (vezde-)
• Spanish: omni- (es)

Anagrams

• Moni, mino

French

Etymology

From Latin omnis (“all”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ɔm.ni/

Prefix

omni-

1. prefix meaning everywhere

   omniprésent.

2. prefix meaning all

   omnivore.

Derived terms

French terms prefixed with omni-

• omnibus
• omnipotence
• omnipotent
• omnipraticien
• omniscience
• omniscient
• omniscope
• omnitonique
• omnivore

 

Further reading

• “omni-”, in Trésor de la langue française informatisé [Digitized Treasury of the French Language], 2012.

Portuguese

Alternative forms

• oni- (Brazilian)

Prefix

omni- (European spelling)

1. omni- (all)

Derived terms

Portuguese terms prefixed with omni-

Spanish

Prefix

omni-

1. omni-; bad; badly

Derived terms

Spanish terms prefixed with omni-