coexistence

coexistence

English

Alternative forms

• co-existence

Etymology

co- +‎ existence

Noun

coexistence (countable and uncountable, plural coexistences)

1. The state of two or more things existing together, usually in a temporal or spatial sense, with or without mutual interaction.

Derived terms

• peaceful coexistence

Related terms

• coexist

Translations

two or more things existing together

Armenian: գոյակցություն (hy) (goyakcʿutʿyun), համագոյատեւում (hamagoyatewum) Belarusian: суіснава́нне n (suisnavánnje) Bulgarian: съвместно съществуване n (sǎvmestno sǎštestvuvane) Catalan: coexistència f Chinese: Mandarin: 兩立／两立 (zh) (liǎnglì), 共存 (zh) (gòngcún) Czech: spolubytí n, koexistence f Danish: sameksistens c, koeksistens c Dutch: co-existentie (nl) f Esperanto: kunekzistado Finnish: yhteiselo (fi), rinnakkaiselo French: coexistence (fr) f Georgian: თანაარსებობა (tanaarseboba) German: Koexistenz (de) f Greek: συνύπαρξη (el) f (synýparxi) Hebrew: (coexistence of two things) דּוּ־קִיּוּם‎ m (du-kiyúm) Indonesian: koeksistensi (id) Italian: coesistenza (it) f Japanese: 共存 (ja) (きょうぞん, kyōzon) Macedonian: сосуштествување n (sosuštestvuvanje), соживот m (soživot), коегзистенција f (koegzistencija) Manx: co-veaghey m Norwegian: Bokmål: sameksistens m Nynorsk: sameksistens m Polish: współistnienie (pl) n, koegzystencja (pl) f Portuguese: coexistência (pt) f, convívio (pt) m Russian: сосуществова́ние (ru) n (sosuščestvovánije), совме́стное существова́ние n (sovméstnoje suščestvovánije) Spanish: coexistencia (es) f Swedish: samexistens (sv) c Ukrainian: співіснува́ння n (spivisnuvánnja)

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French

Etymology

co- +‎ existence

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /kɔ.ɛɡ.zis.tɑ̃s/

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Noun

coexistence f (plural coexistences)

1. coexistence

Related terms

• coexister

Further reading

• “coexistence”, in Trésor de la langue française informatisé [Digitized Treasury of the French Language], 2012.