One; single

Of, relating to, or derived from a single algal individual or cell

Množina: Uniats

A member of the Uniat Church; Also called: Uniate.

Množina: Uniat churches

Any of several Eastern churches acknowledging papal authority but retaining their own rites and canon law; Also called: Uniate Church.

Množina: Uniates

A Christian of a church adhering to an Eastern rite and discipline but submitting to papal authority

Množina: Uniate churches

Any of the Orthodox Churches that accept the Catholic faith and the supremacy of the pope and are in full communion with the Roman Catholic Church, but retain their own liturgy and separate organization.
In Ukraine, despite being proscribed 1946–89, the Uniate Church claimed some 4.5 million adherents when it was once again officially recognized. Its rehabilitation was marked by the return of its spiritual leader, Cardinal Miroslav Lubachivsky, to take up residence in Lvi'v in W Ukraine after 52 years' exile in Rome.

1. Having only one axis
2. Of or relating to only one axis

Množina: Unibuses

A bus architecture introduced by Digital Equipment Corporation in 1970.

ETYM Uni- + Latin camera vault.
Composed of one legislative body. Having one legislative chamber.

Množina: unicameralisms

Množina: Unicasts

A bus architecture introduced by Digital Equipment Corporation in 1970.

Množina: unicastings

Point-to-point transmission with one sender and one receiver.

Acronym for United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund.

Having or consisting of a single cell.

Množina: unicellular organisms

Animal or plant consisting of a single cell. Most are invisible without a microscope but a few, such as the giant ameba, may be visible to the naked eye. The main groups of unicellular organisms are bacteria, protozoa, unicellular algae, and unicellular fungi or yeasts. Some become disease-causing agents, pathogens.