Without variations; identical,
always the same in quality, degree, character, or manner.
Etymology (EN): → uni- + → form.
Etymology (PE): Yekdis, from yek, → uni-, + dis,
→ form; yeknavâxt, literally “with one rhythm,”
from yek, → one, +
navâxt “rhythm,”
from navâxtan, navâzidan “to play an instrument; to gratify,”
navâ “music, song, melody” (Mid.Pers. nw’c “to treat kindly, honour,”
niwag “music, melody;” Proto-Iranian *ni-uac-, from ni-
“down; into,” → ni- (PIE),
- *uac- “to speak, treat kindly”).