Whithersoever Meaning in English

word

US

ˌwɪðɚsoʊˈɛvɚ

WITH-er-soh-EV-er

UK

ˌwɪðəsəʊˈɛvə

WITH-uh-soh-EV-uh

التعريف

An old-fashioned and very formal way to say 'to whatever place' or 'wherever'. It means 'to any place that' someone or something might go.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Extremely formal and poetic; rarely used in modern speech except in religious, literary, or historical contexts. 'Whithersoever' appears in classical texts and legal documents. In conversation, use 'wherever' instead.

• Spanish: a dondequiera - donde sea que
• Portuguese (BR): para onde quer que - onde quer que
• Portuguese (PT): para onde quer que - onde quer que
• Chinese (Simplified): 无论去往何处
• Chinese (Traditional): 無論去往何處
• Hindi: जहाँ कहीं भी
• Arabic: إلى أي مكان
• Bengali: যেখানে-ই (প্রাচীন/সাহিত্যিক) - যেখানে-যেখানেই পশ্চাত্দেশে
• Russian: куда бы ни (архаизм) - куда угодно (высоко, устар.)
• Japanese: いずこへでも（古風で文語的）
• Vietnamese: bất cứ nơi nào (văn chương/cổ) - bất cứ chốn nào (xưa, trịnh trọng)
• Korean: 어디로든지 (고어/문어체적 표현)
• Turkish: her nereye (eski/edebi) - nereye olursa (ağır dilde)
• Urdu: جہاں کہیں بھی (قدیم/ادبی انداز میں)
• Indonesian: ke manapun (baku/klasik) - ke tempat manapun (bahasa lama)

جمل نموذجية

Whithersoever you go, may happiness follow you.

basic

The king promised to protect his people whithersoever they traveled.

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She will follow her dreams whithersoever they may lead.

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In ancient texts, you'll often see phrases like, "Whithersoever thou goest, I will go."

natural

The law stated, "The property shall pass to the heirs whithersoever they may be found."

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Though the word 'whithersoever' sounds dramatic, it's almost never used in daily talk anymore.

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