- whith
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whith
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whith|er|so|ev|er — «HWIHTH uhr soh EHV uhr», adverb, conjunction. to whatever place; wherever … Useful english dictionary
whith|er — «HWIHTH uhr», adverb, conjunction. to what place; to which place; where. ╂[Old English hwider, alteration of hwæder; apparently influenced by hider hither] … Useful english dictionary
whith — obs. form of white, with … Useful english dictionary
whith|er|wards — «HWIHTH uhr wuhrdz», adverb. = whitherward. (Cf. ↑whitherward) … Useful english dictionary
whith|er|ward — «HWIHTH uhr wuhrd», adverb. Archaic. 1. a) toward or to what place; in what direction; whither. b) toward what. 2. a) whithersoever. b) toward which … Useful english dictionary
whith·er — /ˈwıðɚ/ adv old fashioned + literary : to what place He grew up in New York City whither his family had immigrated in the early 1920s. sometimes used formally in questions to ask what the future of something will be Whither stem cell research?… … Useful english dictionary
else|whith|er — «EHLS HWIHTH uhr», adverb. Archaic. elsewhere … Useful english dictionary
eve|ry|whith|er — «EHV ree HWIHTH uhr», adverb. to every place; in every direction … Useful english dictionary
no|whith|er — «NOH HWIHTH uhr», adverb. = nowhere. (Cf. ↑nowhere) … Useful english dictionary
some|whith|er — «SUHM hwihth uhr», adverb. to some place: »Somewhither would she have thee go with her (Shakespeare) … Useful english dictionary
