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unic
unique /uˈnik/
adjective#1849 most common
Also: only, one-of-a-kind, sole
Example sentences
Ana este fiica mea unică.
Ana is my only daughter.
Acest inel este unic, nu există altul la fel.
This ring is unique, there isn't another one like it.
Fiecare amprentă digitală este unică.
Each fingerprint is unique.
Muzeul deține un exemplar unic al acestei cărți.
The museum holds a sole surviving copy of this book.
Diversitatea culturală a orașului îl face unic în regiune.
The city's cultural diversity makes it unique in the region.
Specialiștii au identificat trăsături unice la fiecare specie descoperită în expediție.
Specialists identified unique traits in each species found on the expedition.
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | unic (m) / unică (f) | unici (m) / unice (f) |
| Genitive | unic (m) / unice (f) | unici (m) / unice (f) |
| Accusative | unic (m) / unică (f) | unici (m) / unice (f) |
| Vocative | unic (m) / unică (f) | unici (m) / unice (f) |
Word family
unicitateuniqueness
unicata one-of-a-kind piece or item
unitateunity, unita unito unite, to join
universuniverseEtymology
Unic entered Romanian through French unique, which descends from Latin unicus, meaning sole or single. Unicus is built on unus, the Latin word for one. The word spread across most Romance languages with the same core sense of being the only one of its kind.
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