universalin
Universalin is a neologism that appears in a small number of philosophical and theoretical writings to denote a universal principle or property that applies across different contexts. Unlike established terms such as universalism or universality, universalin lacks a single canonical definition and has no formal status in mainstream philosophy or science.
Etymology and usage: The term seems formed from the Latin universus meaning “whole, entire” combined with the
Possible applications: In ethics, theorists may use universalin to articulate a universal moral principle; in linguistics,
Status: At present, universalin is mostly of speculative or nascent use and is not widely recognized as
See also: universality, universalism, universal quantification, universal grammar, invariant.