omnium
noun
om·ni·um
ˈämnēəm
plural -s
1
: the total of the different stocks and other items formerly offered by the British government for the capital subscribed in funding a loan or for a unit of subscribed capital
2
British : the total of the items in any fund or stock made up by combination of various independent constituents
3
: whatnot
Word History
Etymology
Latin, of all, genitive plural of omnis all
- intrathecal
- intrathecally
- intrathoracic
- intrathoracically
- intratomic
- intratropical
- intrauterine
- intrauterine device
- intravasations
- intravascular
- intravascularly
- intravenous
- intravenous immune globulin
- intravenous immunoglobulin
- intravenouses
- intravenously
- intraventricular
- intraventricularly
- intravital
- intravitally
- intravitam
- intravitelline
- intraxylary
- intrazonal
- intrazonal soil