Simultaneous

/ˌsaɪməlˈteɪniəs/ adjective

Simultaneous describes events or actions that happen at exactly the same time. It emphasizes that they are occurring together, not one after the other.

“Simultaneous” comes from Medieval Latin “simultaneus,” from Latin “simul,” meaning at the same time. It entered English in the 17th century. The root also appears in “simultaneously” and “simulcast.”

AFgelyktydig
AMበአንድ ጊዜ
ARمتزامن
BGедновременен
BNএকসঙ্গে
CAsimultani
CSsoučasný
DAsamtidig
DEgleichzeitig
ELταυτόχρονος
ESsimultáneo
ETsamaaegne
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