wherever in English: In or to any place at all; it does not matter where. (conjunction)

Translation

In or to any place at all; it does not matter where.

Word origin

From where plus ever, joined in Middle English to mean any place at all.

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"Wherever" means in any place you choose.

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Here "wherever" joins two parts of the sentence.

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"Wherever" can start the sentence.

where

In or to what place; used to ask or talk about a place.

everywhere

In all places; in every place.

anywhere

In or to any place at all.

place

A spot or area where something is, or where something happens.

whenever

At any time that; every time that.

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