unifier

/y.ni.fje/ noun

Agent noun of unify; one who unifies.

Word Origin From Latin unus 'one' and facere 'to make' — literally 'one who makes one'. The idea: a unifier brings things together into a single whole. The same roots give us unify, unification, unite, union, unique, uniform, and universal. The facere root also appears in factory, affect, effect. The morpheme breakdown unify+er shows the verb unify plus the agent suffix -er.

noun Agent noun of unify; one who unifies. countable

As a great unifier, he brought together people from different backgrounds.

(名词) 统一者

作为一位伟大的统一者,他将来自不同背景的人们团结在一起。

(sustantivo) unificador; unificadora [Sustantivo agente de unificar; quien unifica.]

Como gran **unificador**, él reunió a personas de diferentes orígenes.

(nom) unificateur; rassembleur [Personne ou chose qui unifie, qui rassemble des éléments distincts en un tout.]

En tant que grand unifier, il a su rassembler des personnes d'origines très différentes.

(Substantiv) Vereiniger; Einiger [jemand, der etwas oder jemanden vereint; eine Person, die Einheit herbeiführt]

Als großer **Unifier** brachte er Menschen unterschiedlicher Herkunft zusammen.

(名詞) 統一する者、ひとつにまとめる人。

偉大な統一者として、彼は異なる背景を持つ人々を一つにまとめた。

(substantivo) unificador [Substantivo agentivo de unify; aquele que unifica.]

Como um grande unificador, ele reuniu pessoas de diferentes origens.

Word parts: unify + er

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