whomever
English
/humˈɛvɚ/
pron
Etymology
Compound from English whom + English ever.
Origin
English
ever
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- elsewhom English
- ever English
- ever-watchful English
- everbearing English
- everbloomer English
- everblooming English
- everchanging English
- everclear English
- evercookie English
- everfleeing English
- everflowing English
- evergreen English
- everlast English
- everlasting English
- everliving English
- everloving English
- evermore English
- evermoving English
- everness English
- evershifting English
- everwatchful English
- everwhat English
- everwhen English
- everwhere English
- everwhich English
- everwho English
- every English
- forever English
- however English
- never English
- soever English
- whencever English
- wherever English
- whichever English
- whitherever English
- whoever English
- whom English
- whomsoever English
- whomst English
- whoseever English
- whyever English
- ever German
- evere Middle English
- whom Middle English
- ever
- whom
- every
- never
- whomst
- soever
- however
- forever
- whoever
- whyever
- everwho
- evermore
- everwhen
- elsewhom
- everwhat
- everness
- wherever
- everlast
- everwhere
- everclear
- everwhich
- evergreen
- whencever
- whoseever
- whichever
- everloving
- evercookie
- evermoving
- everliving
- whomsoever
- everlasting
- everflowing
- everbloomer
- everbearing
- everfleeing
- whitherever
- evershifting
- everwatchful
- everchanging
- everblooming
- ever-watchful