Everywhere
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Middle English: formerly also as two words.
wiktionary
From Middle English eauerihwer, from Old English æfre + Old English gehwær. Not a compound of every + where.
etymonline
everywhere (adv.)
"in every place, in all places," c. 1200, eauerihwer, contracted from Old English æfre gehwær; see ever (adv.) + where. Not from every; the -i- in the word apparently was a prefix; compare handiwork. Old English also had æghwær "aywhere, everywhere."
