simble

Old English

Alternative forms
  • simel, simbel, simbles, semle, siemle, symle, symble

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *simlê (“always, ever”).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈsim.ble/

Adverb

simble

  1. ever, always, continually, constantly
    simbelfarende ― ever-moving, nomadic, wandering
    simbelġefēra ― constant companion
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