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unicum

unicum noun: a unique example or specimen of something.

Noun

unicum (plural unica)

  1. A unique example or specimen of something

Forms of unicum

pluralunica

Origin of unicum

From the Latin ūnicum, the neuter nominative singular form of ūnicus (“unique”). Compare Dutch unicum, German Unicum. See unique.

Questions about unicum

What does unicum mean?
Unicum means a unique example or specimen of something.
What part of speech is unicum?
Unicum is a noun.
What is the plural of unicum?
The plural of unicum is unica.

Words near unicum in the dictionary

  1. unicostate
  2. UNICRI
  3. unicritical
  4. unicryptal
  5. unicultural
  6. unicum
  7. unicursal
  8. unicursal maze
  9. unicursal mazes
  10. unicursality
  11. unicursally

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