generally, mostly, for the most part; usually, normally, as a rule, more often than not, most of the time, much (a great deal) of the time; more or less; nearly all, almost all; almost, nearly; probably
köken: Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *h₂éd Proto-Italic *ad Proto-Italic *ad- Latin ad- Latin prīmē Latin apprīmē From ad- (intensive) + prīmē. by surface analysis, apprīmus + -ē.
Fateor, ego trifurcifer sum, tu es homo adprime probus:
Non iniuria; nam id arbitror
dicam: virginem istam, Thaidi hodie quae dono datast, scis eam hinc civem esse? et fratrem ei(u)s [esse] adprime nobilem?
köken: From i (“in”) and Old Danish sær (“separately, independently”), from Old Norse sér dative of third-person reflexive pronoun Old Norse sik. Cognate with Swedish isär, Norwegian Nynorsk især, Norwegian Bokmål især.
Etimoloji
maist (“most, chief, principal, most powerful”) + -ly