utopie
common nounproper noun
Syllable Decomposition
utopiefrom the English utopia, a word invented in 1516 by Thomas More in his book Utopia. Constructed with the Greek prefix οὐ- ou- of privative sense, and noted in Latin with the single letter u, and τόπος topos, meaning therefore '(which is) in no place'.
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Plural
utopies
Translations
german:Utopie
english:utopia
spanish:utopía
greek:ουτοπία
dutch:utopie
portuguese:utopia
See also
Utopie (pn.) utopisme (cn.) utopique (adj.) utopiste (adj.)