apiece

English

/əˈpiːs/, /əˈpis/

adv

Definitions

Each by itself; for or to each one

Etymology

Derived from Middle English a pece compound from English a (on, in, without, not, at, preposition, change to, or of, in such a manner, towards, in such a state, in the act of, in the direction of, in such a state condition, of, to, for) + English piece.

Origin

English

piece

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Distribution of cognates by language

Geogrpahic distribution of cognates

Cognates and derived terms

T-piece English
Tilt-A-Whirl English
a English
abecedism English
afterpiece English
alee English
altarpiece English
armpiece English
backpiece English
bailpiece English
bedpiece English
broadpiece English
bug-a-boo English
centerpiece English
centrepiece English
cheekpiece English
chimneypiece English
codpiece English
conepiece English
cornerpiece English
crosspiece English
crownpiece English
depiece English
earpiece English
eyepiece English
facepiece English
fieldpiece English
forepiece English
fourpiece English
hairpiece English
handpiece English
headpiece English
heelpiece English
kneepiece English
mailpiece English
mainpiece English
mantelpiece English
masterpiece English
midpiece English
mistresspiece English
mouthpiece English
multipiece English
namepiece English
ne'er a English
neckpiece English
nightpiece English
no English
nosepiece English
piece English
pieceless English
piecemeal English
piecen English
piecer English
pieceth English
piecewise English
pieceworker English
polepiece English
puss in a bag English
rackarock English
ridgepiece English
ringpiece English
seapiece English
showpiece English
sidepiece English
solepiece English
stringpiece English
tailpiece English
testpiece English
thumbpiece English
timepiece English
toepiece English
toppiece English
tosspiece English
unpiece English
workaday English
workpiece English
biisi Finnish
pieza Spanish, Castilian
a pece Middle English
pece Middle English
เอ Thai
pisi Sranan Tongo