alength
alength adverb: lengthwise.
Adverb
alength (not comparable)
- lengthwise
- Afterwards they fastened yt wyth yrone at bothe endes. And also alengthe, very artyfyciallye, aftere manner of a pipe, and to one of the endes they fastened wyth chaynes of yronne a greate cawdrone of brasse
(please add an English translation of this quotation)1550, Thomas Nicolls (Translator), Thucydides, The hystory writtone by Thucidides the Athenyan of the warre, whiche was betwene the Peloponesians and the Athenyans, Book 4, pg. Cxviii
- Afterwards they fastened yt wyth yrone at bothe endes. And also alengthe, very artyfyciallye, aftere manner of a pipe, and to one of the endes they fastened wyth chaynes of yronne a greate cawdrone of brasse
Questions about alength
- What does alength mean?
- Alength means lengthwise.
- What part of speech is alength?
- Alength is an adverb.
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