No, triggers are object specific at, you can see, the moment.first line of code gives the trigger a name, specifies the object on which it operates, and defines the events that cause it to fire:
trigger TriggerName on ObjectName (trigger_events) {
code_block
}
If you want, you can vote on an existing idea for supporting multiple objects.
Additionally, in the apex triggers best practices guide, you can read additionalfurther details (further developing and adding more details) on trigger best practices.