Universal
Example: El valor universal de los derechos humanos es indiscutible.
Definition
"Universal" refers to something that is applicable or common to all people, places, or situations without exception. It signifies a quality or value that transcends individual differences and is recognized or accepted everywhere, such as the universal value of human rights.
Etymology
The word "universal" comes from the Latin 'universalis,' which means 'whole' or 'entire.' It is derived from 'universum,' meaning 'the whole, universe.' Did you know? The term originally referred to the entire cosmos before being used to describe concepts that apply broadly or everywhere.
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"Universal" appears in the Vocaplus list "Spanish - General - (C2) - set 1", containing 94 commonly used words.
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