Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Sui"

A: It is the Latin for “of its own kind.” In general usage, it means “unique.”
It also has meaning within the context of law https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/sui_generis

A: Needle and thread.

A: Sui generis is a Latin phrase meaning "of its own kind" or "one of a kind/ in a class by itself." It is often used in academic or scholarly writing, but different disciplines mean different things when they use it. In some fields it means that the thing is irreducible--it cannot be reduced to a lower concept. When an artist is sui generis, it can mean that he or she goes beyond the normal boundaries of genre, creating their own new class of art. In biology, it refers to a species that is alone in a genus. I hope this helps!

A: @Danilo3 Unique/atypical. Literally: of its own kind / not like anyone or anything else

The sui generis nature of animals

Japanese politics are sui generis

He produced a steady stream of superb comic novels and sui generis non-fiction

A: その語はなくない

A: Check the question to view the answer

A: please sleep