Somewheres Meaning in English

word · lemma: somewhere

US

ˈsəmˌwɛɹz

SUM-wairz

UK

sˈʌmweə

SUM-wairz

Definition

'Somewheres' is an informal, nonstandard variation of 'somewhere,' used to mean an unknown or unspecified place.

Usage & Nuances

Highly informal and considered nonstandard; used mainly in some regional dialects of American English. Not appropriate for formal writing. Often appears in casual speech ('It's around here somewheres'). Spelling with the final 's' is not correct standard English.

• Spanish: en algún lugar (coloquial) - en alguna parte (coloquial)
• Portuguese (BR): em algum lugar (coloquial)
• Portuguese (PT): em algum lugar (coloquial)
• Chinese (Simplified): 某个地方（口语）
• Chinese (Traditional): 某個地方（口語）
• Hindi: कहीं (बोलचाल)
• Arabic: في مكان ما (عامية)
• Bengali: কোথাও
• Russian: где-то
• Japanese: どっか - どこか
• Vietnamese: đâu đó
• Korean: 어딘가
• Turkish: bir yerde
• Urdu: کہیں
• Indonesian: di suatu tempat

Example Sentences

I think my keys are somewheres in this room.

basic

The store should be somewheres near the park.

basic

She lives somewheres around here.

basic

We got lost and ended up somewheres we’d never been before.

natural

There’s got to be a café somewheres nearby if we just keep walking.

natural

Let’s stash the bikes somewheres nobody will find them.

natural