pan-
Prefix meaning all
Pan- is a prefix meaning all, every, or whole.
It appears in words describing things that encompass an entire category or region: pandemic (affecting all people), panorama (all-seeing view), panacea (cure-all).
It also forms terms for movements embracing unity across a group: Pan-African, Pan-American, pansexual.
The prefix derives from Greek.
Equating nature with deity
- universalAffecting all equally
- comprehensiveIncluding all elements
- worldwideExtending across Earth
- omnibusVolume of gathered writings
all-encompassing · totality · inclusivity · entirety · wholeness · complete · pervasive · ubiquitous
Unity among allies
- unificationMerging into one entity
- nationalismDevotion to one's country
- federationUnion of semi-autonomous states
- allianceFormal union of parties
brotherhood · coalition · movement · diaspora · identity · cultural · political · ideology
pantheistic
Equating nature with deity
- universalAffecting all equally
- comprehensiveIncluding all elements
- worldwideExtending across Earth
omnibus · all-encompassing · totality · inclusivity · entirety · wholeness · complete · pervasive · ubiquitous · sweeping
solidarity
Unity among allies
- unificationMerging into one entity
- nationalismDevotion to one's country
- federationUnion of semi-autonomous states
alliance · brotherhood · coalition · movement · diaspora · identity · cultural · political · ideology · integration
Panhellenic
Uniting Greek-letter societies
- pandemoniumState of utter confusion
- panopticSeeing all parts
- panicUncontrollable sudden fear
mythology · ancient · classical · deities · cosmos · divine · sacred · temple · festival · Greece
pan-separatist
Advocate for breaking away
secessionist · parochial · insular · balkanized · exclusionary
- frying panShallow cooking vessel
- pan outSucceed after uncertainty
- Peter PanEternal child who flies
- flash in the panShort-lived success
- baking panOven-safe cooking vessel
- Pandora's boxSource of cascading troubles
panacea, pandemic, panegyric, panorama, panoramic, panoply, pantomime, Pan, pantheism