terms |
owher |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adverb owher is
(obsolete) anywhere.
owner |
owher |
As a noun owner
is one who owns (something).
As an adverb owher is
(obsolete) anywhere.
ocher |
owher |
As a noun ocher
is .
As an adverb owher is
(obsolete) anywhere.
owher |
owler |
As an adverb owher
is (obsolete) anywhere.
As a noun owler is
(northern english dialect) the alder tree.
owher |
ower |
As adverbs the difference between owher and ower
is that
owher is (obsolete) anywhere while
ower is (geordie) over.
As a noun ower is
a person who owes money.
As a preposition ower is
(geordie) over.
As an adjective ower is
(geordie) over, too.
other |
owher |
In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between other and owher
is that
other is (obsolete) otherwise while
owher is (obsolete) anywhere.
As adverbs the difference between other and owher
is that
other is apart from; in the phrase "
other than" while
owher is (obsolete) anywhere.
As an adjective other
is see.
As a noun other
is an other one, more often rendered as
another .
As a determiner other
is not the one or ones previously referred to.
As a verb other
is to make into an other.
As a conjunction other
is (
label) or.