UNish
UNish adjective: relating to or characteristic of the United Nations.
Adjective
UNish (comparative more UNish, superlative most UNish)
- Relating to or characteristic of the United Nations.
- This entails contradictions: NATOish independence, work for the interests of the alliance, and perfecting the military tools to ensure interoperability with other actors meet with a UNish concept of dependency on international norms and global interests.2006, Hanna Ojanen, “The EU's Responsibility for Global Security and Defence”, in Hartmut Mayer, Henri Vogt, editors, A Responsible Europe?: Ethical Foundations of EU External Affairs, Palgrave...
Proper noun capitalized: Unish
Unish (uncountable)
- An international auxiliary language developed in 1996 by a research team at Sejong University, South Korea, drawing vocabulary from fifteen representative languages.
Forms of UNish
| comparative | more UNish |
|---|---|
| superlative | most UNish |
Origin of UNish
From UN + -ish.
Questions about UNish
- What does UNish mean?
- UNish means relating to or characteristic of the United Nations.
- What part of speech is UNish?
- UNish can be an adjective or a proper noun.
Words near UNish in the dictionary
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