Countywide
/ˈkaʊntiˌwaɪd/noun
Extending across or involving an entire county.
Did you know?County is ultimately tied to Latin comes, meaning a companion or count, a title that became a mark of noble rank in medieval Europe.
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Indo-European
PIE
*ḱeḿ-
“to take, hold, or grasp”
Latin
Latin
comes
“companion; later, a noble attendant or count”
Late Latin
Latin
comitātus
“the office or district of a count”
Old French
Old French
conté
“a count's jurisdiction or territory”
Middle English
English
counté
“a county, an administrative district”
Modern English
English
countywide
“covering or affecting an entire county”