Definition
Bringing separate things or people together to form a single whole, or causing disagreement to disappear and create harmony.
Etymology
From Latin 'unificare,' combining 'uni-' (one) and 'facere' (to make). The word literally means 'to make one' and became prominent in political and social contexts.
Kelly Says
Historians notice that unifying symbols—like flags, anthems, or even sports teams—actually make humans feel connected to strangers by creating a shared identity, so something as simple as a color or a song can literally change how people's brains relate to each other!
Translations
BNবাংলা
একত্রিত
ek-tra-ti-t
CACatalà
unificadora
oon-i-fi-ka-do-ra
CSČeština
jednocující
ye-d-no-ts-oo-yuchi
DADansk
forenende
fo-re-ne-nde
DEDeutsch
vereinigend
ve-rei-ni-gen-d
ELΕλληνικά
ενωτικός
e-no-o-ti-kos
ESEspañol
unificante
oon-i-fi-kan-te
FAفارسی
تضمین کننده
ta-d-min-e-kan-e
FISuomi
yhdistäävä
yh-dis-ta-a-vä
FRFrançais
unificateur
oon-i-fi-ka-te-ur
HUMagyar
egyesítő
e-ge-s-i-to
IDBahasa Indonesia
mempersatukan
mem-per-sa-tu-kan
ITItaliano
unificante
oon-i-fi-kan-te
KO한국어
통합하는
tong-hap-ha-neun
MSBahasa Melayu
mempersatukan
mem-per-sa-tu-kan
NLNederlands
verenigend
ve-re-ni-gen-d
NONorsk
forenende
fo-re-ne-nde
PLPolski
jednoczącący
ye-d-no-ts-wą-cy
PTPortuguês
unificante
oon-i-fi-kan-te
RORomână
unificator
oon-i-fi-ka-tor
RUРусский
унифицирующий
oo-ni-fi-tsi-roo-yush-chiy
SVSvenska
förenande
fo-ren-an-de
SWKiswahili
mmoja
m-mo-ja
TAதமிழ்
ஒன்றிணைக்கும்
on-ri-nai-kkum
TLTL
pag-uugnay
pa-g-oo-g-nay
TRTürkçe
birleştirici
bir-le-sti-ri-ci
UKУкраїнська
об'єднуючий
ob-ye-d-no-u-chiy
VITiếng Việt
đoàn kết
doan-ket