Common Misspellings for WERT FORTHCOMING
- qert forthcoming
- sert forthcoming
- eert forthcoming
- 3ert forthcoming
- 2ert forthcoming
- wwrt forthcoming
- wsrt forthcoming
- wdrt forthcoming
- wrrt forthcoming
- w4rt forthcoming
- w3rt forthcoming
- weet forthcoming
- wedt forthcoming
- weft forthcoming
- wett forthcoming
- we5t forthcoming
- we4t forthcoming
- werf forthcoming
- wery forthcoming
Etymology of WERT FORTHCOMING
The phrase "wert forthcoming" is an archaic construction that combines a verb form of the word "be" (wert, an older variant of "were") with the adjective "forthcoming".
"Were" is the second-person singular past tense form of "be" in Middle English, which means "you were" in modern English. In Middle English, the word "wert" was used to refer to "you were" in a specific context.
"Forthcoming" is an adjective that originated from the Middle English term "forthcomand", combining "forth", meaning "forward", and "-comand", meaning "coming", which ultimately stems from Old English. The term "forthcoming" initially referred to something coming or arriving in the future, or being readily available.
Therefore, "wert forthcoming" could be interpreted as "you were coming forward" or "you were ready and available".
