Somewhere ( adverb , noun )

(As an adverb)

Somewhere ( adverb )

1. In an unspecified or unknown location.
2. To some extent; in some degree.

Origin:

From middle english sumwher, sumhwere, sume hware, sume hwar, sum hwere, sum hware, sum (e)hwar, sumehwar, from old english sumhwǣr, sumwǣr, sum (e)hwǣr, from sum (“some”) + hwǣr (“where”).

Examples:

1. He must be somewhere in the building.
2. The keys are somewhere in this room.
3. We need to meet somewhere to discuss the details.
4. I left my phone somewhere in the house.
5. I think I've seen her somewhere before.

(As a noun)

Somewhere ( noun )

1. In an unspecified or unknown location.
2. To some extent; in some degree.

Origin:

From middle english sumwher, sumhwere, sume hware, sume hwar, sum hwere, sum hware, sum (e)hwar, sumehwar, from old english sumhwǣr, sumwǣr, sum (e)hwǣr, from sum (“some”) + hwǣr (“where”).

Examples:

1. He must be somewhere in the building.
2. The keys are somewhere in this room.
3. We need to meet somewhere to discuss the details.
4. I left my phone somewhere in the house.
5. I think I've seen her somewhere before.