*simlê
Runic: ᛊᛁᛗᛚᛖ Pronunciation: /ˈsim.lɛːː/adverb
Meanings
ever; always
Etymology
From Proto-Indo-European *sem- (‘one; together; same’) + *-ê (adverbial suffix).
Descendants
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simle (Old English)
- simle, simble (Middle English)
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simel (Old English)
- simle, simble (Middle English)
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simble (Old English)
- simle, simble (Middle English)
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simbel (Old English)
- simle, simble (Middle English)
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simbles (Old English)
- simle, simble (Middle English)
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semle (Old English)
- simle, simble (Middle English)
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siemle (Old English)
- simle, simble (Middle English)
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symle (Old English)
- simle, simble (Middle English)
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symble (Old English)
- simle, simble (Middle English)
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simel- (Old English)
- simle, simble (Middle English)
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simbel- (Old English)
- simle, simble (Middle English)
- simla (Old Saxon)
- simbla (Old Saxon)
- simble (Old High German)
- simple (Old High German)
- simpal (Old High German)
- simles (Old High German)
- simples (Old High German)
- simla (Old Norse)
- 𐍃𐌹𐌼𐌻𐌴 (simlē) (Gothic)