Unite
/juːˈnaɪt/noun
To join together into one; to combine or bring into harmony.
Did you know?Unite comes from the Latin root for “one,” the same ancient root behind words like unique and union, so every time you say it, you’re invoking the idea of singular power.
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Indo-European
PIE
*oi-no-
“one, single”
Latin
Latin
unus
“one”
Late Latin
Latin
unitus
“joined, made one”
Old French
Old French
unir
“to join, unite”
Middle English
English
uniten
“to join together”
Modern English
English
unite
“to join or combine into one”