Biquitous
/ˈbɪkwɪtəs/noun
Present or seeming to be present everywhere; ubiquitous.
Did you know?Biquitous is a rare shortened form of “ubiquitous,” whose ancestry leads to Latin ubique, literally meaning “everywhere.”
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Indo-European
PIE
*kwo-
“Interrogative and relative root meaning “who,” “what,” or “where””
Classical Latin
Latin
ubi
“Where; in which place”
Classical Latin
Latin
ubique
“Everywhere; in every place”
16th Century
Neo-Latin
ubiquitous
“Present everywhere; formed from Latin ubique with an English adjective ending”
19th Century
English
biquitous
“A rare shortened or back-formed variant of ubiquitous”
Modern English
English
biquitous
“Present or appearing to be everywhere”