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Formerly unite, a later form of unity; see unity.

184 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: единичен (ediničen) — for each unit
• Finnish: yksikkö- — for each unit
• Indonesian: satuan — for each unit
• Portuguese: unitário — for each unit
• Russian: единичный (jediničnyj) — for each unit
• Swedish: enhets- — for each unit
• Finnish: yksikkö- — mathematical
• Polish: jednostkowy — mathematical
• Portuguese: unitário — mathematical
• Albanian: njësi — standard measure of a quantity
• Arabic: وَحْدَة (waḥda) — standard measure of a quantity
• Armenian: միավոր (miavor) — standard measure of a quantity
• Asturian: unidá — standard measure of a quantity
• Bashkir: берәмек (berəmek) — standard measure of a quantity
• Belarusian: адзі́нка (adzínka) — standard measure of a quantity
• Bulgarian: едини́ца (ediníca) — standard measure of a quantity
• Catalan: unitat — standard measure of a quantity
• Chinese Mandarin: 單位 /单位 (dānwèi) — standard measure of a quantity
• Czech: jednotka — standard measure of a quantity
• Danish: enhed — standard measure of a quantity
• Dutch: eenheid — standard measure of a quantity
• Esperanto: unito — standard measure of a quantity
• Esperanto: unuo — standard measure of a quantity
• Estonian: ühik — standard measure of a quantity
• Faroese: eind — standard measure of a quantity
• Finnish: yksikkö — standard measure of a quantity
• French: unité — standard measure of a quantity
• Galician: unidade — standard measure of a quantity
• Georgian: ერთეული (erteuli) — standard measure of a quantity
• German: Einheit — standard measure of a quantity
• Greek: μονάδα (monáda) — standard measure of a quantity
• Hebrew: יְחִידָה — standard measure of a quantity
• Hindi: इकाई (ikāī) — standard measure of a quantity
• Hungarian: egység — standard measure of a quantity
• Icelandic: eining — standard measure of a quantity
• Indonesian: satuan — standard measure of a quantity
• Irish: aonad — standard measure of a quantity
• Italian: unità — standard measure of a quantity
• Japanese: 単位 (tan'i) — standard measure of a quantity
• Javanese: iji — standard measure of a quantity
• Korean: 단위 (danwi) — standard measure of a quantity
• Central Kurdish: یەکە (yeke) — standard measure of a quantity
• Northern Kurdish: yeke — standard measure of a quantity
• Northern Kurdish: yekîne — standard measure of a quantity
• Lao: ຫນ່ວຍ (nuāi) — standard measure of a quantity
• Latvian: vienība — standard measure of a quantity
• Macedonian: единица (edinica) — standard measure of a quantity
• Malay: unit — standard measure of a quantity
• Malay: satuan — standard measure of a quantity
• Māori: waeine — standard measure of a quantity
• Marathi: एकक (ekak) — standard measure of a quantity
• Norwegian Bokmål: enhet — standard measure of a quantity
• Norwegian Nynorsk: eining — standard measure of a quantity
• Polish: jednostka — standard measure of a quantity
• Portuguese: unidade — standard measure of a quantity
• Romanian: unitate — standard measure of a quantity
• Russian: едини́ца (jediníca) — standard measure of a quantity
• Serbo-Croatian: јединица — standard measure of a quantity
• Serbo-Croatian: jedinica — standard measure of a quantity
• Slovak: jednotka — standard measure of a quantity
• Slovene: enota — standard measure of a quantity
• Spanish: unidad — standard measure of a quantity
• Swahili: uniti — standard measure of a quantity
• Swedish: enhet — standard measure of a quantity
• Tagalog: sambilang — standard measure of a quantity
• Tagalog: yunit — standard measure of a quantity
• Tamil: அலகு (alaku) — standard measure of a quantity
• Turkish: birim — standard measure of a quantity
• Ukrainian: одини́ця (odynýcja) — standard measure of a quantity
• Urdu: اِکائِی (ikāī) — standard measure of a quantity
• Vietnamese: đơn vị — standard measure of a quantity
• Bulgarian: единица (edinica) — number one
• Catalan: unitat — number one
• Finnish: ykkönen — number one
• French: unité — number one
• Galician: unidade — number one
• Hebrew: אֳָחָד — number one
• Hebrew: אַחַת — number one
• Hindi: प्रथम (pratham) — number one
• Māori: kotahi — number one
• Polish: jedność — number one
• Polish: jedynka — number one
• Portuguese: unidade — number one
• Bashkir: берәмек (berəmek) — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Bulgarian: едини́ца (ediníca) — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Chinese Mandarin: 部件 (bùjiàn) — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Czech: jednotka — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Danish: enhed — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Dutch: eenheid — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Finnish: yksikkö — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Finnish: osasto — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• French: unité — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• German: Einheit — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Greek: μονάδα (monáda) — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Greek: συγκρότημα (sygkrótima) — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Hebrew: יְחִידָה — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Hindi: दल (dal) — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Hindi: टुकड़ी (ṭukṛī) — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Hungarian: egység — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Indonesian: satuan — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Irish: aonad — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Italian: unità — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Japanese: 一式 (isshiki) — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Macedonian: единица (edinica) — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Norwegian Bokmål: enhet — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Norwegian Nynorsk: eining — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Polish: jednostka — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Portuguese: unidade — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Romanian: unitate — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Russian: едини́ца (jediníca) — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Russian: подразделе́ние (podrazdelénije) — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Serbo-Croatian: јединица — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Serbo-Croatian: jedinica — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Slovene: enota — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Spanish: unidad — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Swedish: enhet — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Turkish: birim — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• Ukrainian: одини́ця (odynýcja) — organized group comprising people and/or equipment
• French: unité — course or section of a curriculum
• Russian: раздел (razdel) — course or section of a curriculum
• Spanish: unidad — course or section of a curriculum
• Bulgarian: едини́ца (ediníca) — member of a military organization
• Czech: jednotka — member of a military organization
• Danish: enhed — member of a military organization
• Dutch: eenheid — member of a military organization
• Estonian: üksus — member of a military organization
• Finnish: yksikkö — member of a military organization
• Greek: μονάδα (monáda) — member of a military organization
• Hebrew: יחידה (yekhidá) — member of a military organization
• Hindi: टुकड़ी (ṭukṛī) — member of a military organization
• Japanese: 部隊 (butai) — member of a military organization
• Japanese: 部門 (bumon) — member of a military organization
• Polish: jednostka — member of a military organization
• Portuguese: unidade — member of a military organization
• Romanian: unitate — member of a military organization
• Russian: едини́ца (jediníca) — member of a military organization
• Serbo-Croatian: јединица — member of a military organization
• Serbo-Croatian: jedinica — member of a military organization
• Swedish: enhet — member of a military organization
• Bulgarian: поделение (podelenie) — military: military element with prescribed structure
• Finnish: yksikkö — military: military element with prescribed structure
• Finnish: osasto — military: military element with prescribed structure
• Indonesian: satuan — military: military element with prescribed structure
• Bulgarian: подразделение (podrazdelenie) — military: subdivision in a task force
• Finnish: yksikkö — military: subdivision in a task force
• Finnish: osasto — military: subdivision in a task force
• Hindi: टुकड़ी (ṭukṛī) — military: subdivision in a task force
• Indonesian: satuan — military: subdivision in a task force
• Swedish: enhet — military: subdivision in a task force
• Finnish: yksikkö — military: standard or basic quantity
• Swedish: enhet — military: standard or basic quantity
• Finnish: yksikkö — military: selected reserve unit
• Hindi: टुकड़ी (ṭukṛī) — military: selected reserve unit
• Swedish: enhet — military: selected reserve unit
• Bulgarian: едини́ца (ediníca) — algebra: element of a ring
• Danish: enhed — algebra: element of a ring
• Finnish: yksikkö — algebra: element of a ring
• Greek: μονάδα (monáda) — algebra: element of a ring
• Hungarian: egység — algebra: element of a ring
• Icelandic: eind — algebra: element of a ring
• Irish: aonad — algebra: element of a ring
• Norwegian Bokmål: enhet — algebra: element of a ring
• Norwegian Nynorsk: eining — algebra: element of a ring
• Polish: jedynka — algebra: element of a ring
• Portuguese: unidade — algebra: element of a ring
• Romanian: unitate — algebra: element of a ring
• Russian: едини́ца (jediníca) — algebra: element of a ring
• Serbo-Croatian: јединица — algebra: element of a ring
• Serbo-Croatian: jedinica — algebra: element of a ring
• Danish: enhed — item which may be sold singly
• Finnish: yksikkö — item which may be sold singly
• Greek: κομμάτι (kommáti) — item which may be sold singly
• Greek: τεμάχιο (temáchio) — item which may be sold singly
• Hebrew: יְחִידָה — item which may be sold singly
• Māori: waetahi — item which may be sold singly
• Norwegian Bokmål: enhet — item which may be sold singly
• Norwegian Nynorsk: eining — item which may be sold singly
• Polish: sztuka — item which may be sold singly
• Portuguese: unidade — item which may be sold singly
• Russian: едини́ца (jediníca) — item which may be sold singly
• Russian: шту́ка (štúka) — item which may be sold singly
• Swedish: enhet — item which may be sold singly
• Finnish: asunto — measure of housing equivalent to the living quarters of one household
• Hebrew: דִּירָה — measure of housing equivalent to the living quarters of one household