omni- in Portuguese
omni- in Portuguese is omni-, oni- — omni- means informal shorthand for "omnivore" — someone who eats both plant and animal foods, as opposed to a vegan or vegetarian.
omni- in Portuguese
What does "omni-" mean?
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noun Informal shorthand for "omnivore" — someone who eats both plant and animal foods, as opposed to a vegan or vegetarian.
"At the potluck, the omnis and the vegans shared the same table."
omni- in a sentence
- At the potluck, the omnis and the vegans shared the same table.
Common Portuguese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "omni-" in Portuguese?
"omni-" in Portuguese is omni-, oni-. omni- means: Informal shorthand for "omnivore" — someone who eats both plant and animal foods, as opposed to a vegan or vegetarian.
How do you use "omni-" in a sentence?
Example: "At the potluck, the omnis and the vegans shared the same table." In Portuguese, "omni-" is omni-, oni-.
Are there other ways to say "omni-" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "omni-": omni-, oni-.