often; frequently; usually; always

Used as a linker to introduce the time, place, or situation of an action, meaning "at", "in", or "on".

riverside; riverbank; the area where a river meets the land

to move on foot; to walk; to travel at a moderate pace

Used to ask a rhetorical question implying that something is impossible or does not exist.

Negative adverb used before verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs to indicate negation; also used as a bound-form prefix to form terms with opposite meanings

wet; damp; humid; moist

shoe; footwear