Everywhere
/ˈɛv.riˌwɛr/noun
In or to all places; in every location.
Did you know?Everywhere is a plain Old English compound, not an occult word—but its power comes from how it collapses space into totality, the same kind of linguistic force that makes old spell-words feel absolute.
Etymological Timeline
Old English
OE
æfre gehwǣr
“in every place; everywhere”
Old English
OE
ǣfre
“ever, at any time; always”
Old English
OE
hwǣr
“where”
Middle English
ME
everywhere
“in every place; in all places”
Modern English
English
everywhere
“in or to all places; in every location”