how

Reikšmė (anglų kalba)

Adv

1. To what degree or extent.
2. In what manner:
3. In what manner:
4. In what manner:
5. In what manner:
6. In what manner:
7. In what manner:
8. In what manner
9. In what state or condition.
10. Used as a modifier to indicate surprise, delight, or other strong feelings in an exclamation.

Conj

1. The manner or way in which.
2. In any way in which; in whatever way; however.
3. That, the fact that.

Noun

The means by which something is accomplished.

Noun

1. An artificial barrow or tumulus; in later folklore, associated with fairies.
2. A small hill in northern England.

Intj

A greeting, used in representations of Native American speech.

Sinonimai

what

in what way

why

how much

by what means

as

in what manner

like

when

which

how many

what extent

however

where

whatever

what degree

but

know

whereby

able

such as

alas

how come

means

method

whence

so

way

what for

what kind of

whatsoever

wherein

which way

yea

yep

yet

as many as

by way of

for what reason

how about

what kind

what like

which one

for what purpose

what sort

what amount

such that

by what ? whence

about

admit

anyhow

as much as

at once

by which

directly

do

extremely

from where

great

hurting

indeed

instantly

manner

some

somehow

someway

spade

that

thereby

thus

to

be sure

truly

very

Tariama kaip (IPA)

/haʊ/

Etimologija (anglų kalba)

From Middle English how, hou, hu, hwu, from Old English hū, from Proto-West Germanic *hwō, from Proto-Germanic *hwō (“through what, how”), from the same root as hwæt (“who, what”). /hw/ > /h/ due to wh-cluster reduction in Old English; compare who, which underwent this change later, and thus is spelt wh (Middle English spelling of /hw/) but pronounced /h/ (it previously had a different vowel, hence avoided the spelling and sound change in Old English). Vowel change per Great Vowel Shift.
Akin to Scots hoo, foo (“how”), Saterland Frisian wo (“how”), West Frisian hoe (“how”), Low German ho, wo, wu (“how”), Dutch hoe (“how”), German wie (“how”), Swedish hur (“how”). See who and compare why.

Sakiniai

The old man knew how to read , and had already read the book .

Senukas žinojo, kaip skaityti, ir jau skaitė knygą.

Sometimes I wonder how there can be so many stars in the sky .

Kartais man įdomu, kaip danguje gali būti tiek žvaigždžių.

Cause you know how politicians are .

Nes jūs žinote, kokie politikai yra.

Wow , look how deep this canyon is !

Oho, žiūrėk, koks gilus tai kanjonas!

Not to know how to sign one's name .

Nežinoti, kaip pasirašyti savo vardą.

To forget his fear of flying , he imagined how the stewardess would look like in a bikini .

Pamirškite savo baimę skraidyti, jis įsivaizdavo, kaip stepė atrodys bikini.

" I don't know how to find life in the desert ," the boy said .

„Nežinau, kaip rasti gyvenimą dykumoje“, - sakė berniukas.

Empiricists study how these skills may be learned in such a short time .

Empiricistai tiria, kaip šiuos įgūdžius galima išmokti per tokį trumpą laiką.