unisex

English

Etymology

uni- +‎ sex

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): [ˈjuːnɪˌsɛks]

Adjective

unisex (not comparable)

Designed to be suitable for any sex or gender.
Not distinguished on the basis of sex or gender.

Translations

designed to be suitable for any sex or gender

Catalan: unisex (ca)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 男女兩用的, 男女两用的 (nánnǚ liǎng yòng de), 男女不分的 (nánnǚ bùfēn de)
Finnish: molemmille sukupuolille sopiva, unisex-
French: unisexe (fr)
German: unisex
Hungarian: uniszex

Japanese: ユニセックス (yunisekkusu)
Korean: 유니섹스 (yunisekseu)
Portuguese: unissex (pt), unissexo
Russian: го́дный (gódnyj) для (dlja) лиц (lic) обоего (obojevo) пола́ (polá) (gódnyj dlja lic obójevo póla), унисе́кс (ru) (unisɛ́ks) / юнисе́кс (junisɛ́ks) (e.g. clothes, indeclinable)
Spanish: unisex (es)
Swedish: könsneutral (sv), unisex (sv)
Turkish: üniseks

not distinguished on the basis of sex or gender

Chinese:
Mandarin: please add this translation if you can
Dutch: geslachtloos (nl)
Finnish: sukupuolineutraali (fi)
French: épicène (fr)

Italian: epiceno (it)
Portuguese: epiceno (pt)
Russian: неразличимый (nerazličimyj) по (po) полу (polu) (nerazličímyj po pólu)
Spanish: epiceno (es)
Swedish: könsneutral (sv)

Anagrams

Unixes

Catalan

Adjective

unisex (invariable)

unisex

Italian

Etymology

Borrowed from English unisex, equivalent to uni- +‎ sex.

Adjective

unisex (invariable)

unisex

Spanish

Adjective

unisex (invariable)

unisex

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