omnium-gatherum
American
[om-nee-uhm-gath-er-uhm]
/ ˌɒm ni əmˈgæð ər əm /
noun
omnium-gatherums
plural
omnium-gatherum
British
/ ˈɒmnɪəmˈɡæðərəm /
noun
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Etymology
Origin of omnium-gatherum
First recorded in 1520–30; from Latin omnium “of all” (genitive plural of omnis ) + pseudo-Latin gatherum “a gathering” (from English gather + -um Latin noun suffix), replacing Middle English omnegadrium (from omni- + Middle English gaderen gather ( def. ) ) + -ium noun suffix
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