Where does “ubiquity” come from?
Ubiquity comes from Middle French ubiquité, from Latin ubique meaning "everywhere," derived from ubi "where" with the conjunction -kʷe "and," ultimately from Greek κύβος.
ubiquity (English): The state or quality of being, or appearing to...
Definitions
- The state or quality of being, or appearing to...
Ancestry of “ubiquity”, step by step
Words derived from “ubiquity”
- ubiquitous
- ubiquitin
- ubiquitously
- ubiquitination
- ubiquitinated
- ubiquitylation
- ubiquitousness
- polyubiquitin
- polyubiquitination
- deubiquitinating
- polyubiquitinated
- ubiquitinate
- deubiquitination
- monoubiquitination
- monoubiquitin
- ubiquitinating
- polyubiquitylation
- ubiquitarian
- monoubiquitinated
- multiubiquitin
- ubiquitarianism
- monoubiquitylation
- autoubiquitination
- multiubiquitination