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1. (n.) pan-
a combining form meaning “all”: pantheism; used esp. in terms implying the union of all branches of a group:
Pan-American; Pan-Slavism.
Etymology: (< Gk pan-, comb. form of pâs (neut. pân) all, every )
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1. pan-
alt. of Panto-
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Sense: all; whole
pan-American.
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 Afrikaans: pan |
 Arabic: بادِئَة بِمَعنى: كُل، جَم |
 Bulgarian: все |
 Brazilian: pan- |
 Czech: pan- |
 German: Gesamt-..., Pan-... |
 Danish: pan- |
 Greek: παν- (ως α΄ συνθ.) |
 Spanish: pan |
 Estonian: kõik-, üld-, pan- |
 Farsi: همه |
 Finnish: -laajuinen |
 French: pan- |
 Hebrew: פן- |
 Hindi: अखिल |
 Croatian: sveopći, sve |
 Hungarian: pán- |
 Indonesian: seluruh |
 Icelandic: al-, allra |
 Italian: pan- |
 Japanese: 全－ |
 Korean: 전체- |
 Lithuanian: visos |
 Latvian: (salikteņos) pan-; vis- |
 Malay: seluruh |
 Dutch: pan- |
 Norwegian: pan-, all- |
 Polish: pan |
 Persian: همه |
 Pashto: تول |
 Portuguese: pan- |
 Romanian: pan- |
 Russian: (все)общий, пан- |
 Slovak: pan- |
 Slovenian: vse- |
 Serbian: pan- |
 Swedish: pan- |
 Thai: ทั้งหมด |
 Turkish: tüm ..., bütün ... |
 Taiwanese: (前綴) 全...，總...，泛... |
 Ukrainian: пан- |
 Urdu: کل، تمام |
 Vietnamese: toàn bộ |
 Chinese: （前缀）全…，总…，泛... |
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