all
Middle English
/al/
adverb
Definitions
- all (entirely, completely)
Etymology
Inherited from Old English eall (entire, universal, whole, all, every) inherited from *all inherited from Proto-Germanic *allaz (all, whole, every).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*allaz
Gloss
all, whole, every
Concept
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Cognates and derived terms
- All Hallows' Eve English
- Allism English
- albe English
- algate English
- alkin English
- all English
- all eyes English
- all-American English
- all-embracing English
- all-natural English
- all-new English
- all-nite English
- all-out English
- all-round English
- all-time English
- allenarly English
- allheal English
- allhood English
- allist English
- allmouth English
- allness English
- allose English
- allwhere English
- allwork English
- allyou English
- almighty English
- alnight English
- alone English
- alright English
- also English
- alwrong English
- coverall English
- heal-all English
- hide-all English
- lack-all English
- overall English
- withal English
- Aluitti Latin
- all German
- *al- Proto-Indo-European
- *h₂el- Proto-Indo-European
- *allaz Proto-Germanic
- オール Japanese
- all Old English
- eall Old English
- ealles Old English
- eallic Old English
- eallswa Old English
- ælmihtig Old English
- ælmihtiġ Old English
- -y Middle English
- alles Middle English
- allone Middle English
- almyghty Middle English
- alonnesse Middle English
- myght Middle English
- oon Middle English
- allr Old Norse
- al Old High German
- daʒ Middle High German
- 𐌰𐌻𐌻𐍃 Gothic
- *all gmw-pro
- *al Old Dutch
- al Old Dutch
- al Old Saxon
- a' Scots
- awmichtie Scots
- ol Tok Pisin
- olkain Tok Pisin
- olsem Tok Pisin
- aul Yola