coexist

See also: coëxist, and co-exist

English

Alternative forms

• co-exist (UK)
• coëxist

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin coexsistō.

Pronunciation

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Verb

coexist (third-person singular simple present coexists, present participle coexisting, simple past and past participle coexisted)

1. (intransitive, stative, of two or more things, people, concepts, etc.) To exist contemporaneously or in the same area.

Related terms

• coexistence
• coexistent

Translations

exist contemporaneously

• Arabic: تَعَايَشَ (taʕāyaša)
• Armenian: գոյակցել (hy) (goyakcʻel)
• Belarusian: суіснава́ць impf (suisnavácʹ)
• Bulgarian: съществу́вам едновре́менно impf (sǎštestvúvam ednovrémenno)
• Catalan: coexistir (ca)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 共存 (zh) (gòngcún), 並存／并存 (zh) (bìngcún)

• Czech: koexistovat impf
• Danish: sameksistere
• Dutch: co-existeren (nl), samengaan (nl), naast elkaar bestaan
• Esperanto: kunekzisti
• Finnish: olla yhtä aikaa olemassa, elää rinnakkain
• French: coexister (fr)
• Georgian: თანაარსებობს (tanaarsebobs)
• German: koexistieren (de)
• Hebrew: התקיים בצוותא (hitkayém b'tsavta)
• Ido: kunexistar (io)
• Italian: coesistere (it)
• Japanese: 共存する (ja) (きょうぞんする, kyōzon suru)
• Korean: 공존하다 (gongjonhada)
• Latvian: līdzāspastāvēt
• Macedonian: сопостои impf (sopostoi), коегзисти́ра impf (koegzistíra)
• Manx: co-veaghey
• Maori: noho tahi
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: sameksistere

• Polish: współistnieć impf, koegzystować impf
• Portuguese: coexistir (pt)
• Romanian: a coexista (ro)
• Russian: сосуществова́ть (ru) impf (sosuščestvovátʹ)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: коегзисти́рати impf

  Roman: koegzistírati (sh) impf

• Slovak: koexistovať impf
• Slovene: sobivati impf, soobstajati impf
• Spanish: coexistir (es)
• Swedish: samexistera (sv)
• Ukrainian: співіснува́ти (uk) impf (spivisnuváty)

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