All
/ΙΛl/noun
The whole quantity or extent of a particular group or thing.
Did you know?In Old English, 'eall' not only meant 'all' but also carried a sense of wholeness that invoked unity and completeness in ancient rituals.
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Indo-European
PIE
*al-
βto feed, nourish, growβ
Old English
Old English
eall
βentire, whole, allβ
Middle English
Middle English
alle
βall, every oneβ
Modern English
English
all
βthe whole quantity or extent of a group or thing.β