whenever (an adverb) (see Molina)
well, that's the way it is; or, it cannot be any other way
in whatever way, or in the manner of (an adverb)
in whatever way that it might be; or, however it may be (see Molina)
however, in whatever way it may be (an adverb)
that's the way it is, it could not be otherwise, or it was inexcusable (see Molina)
whatever it will be; or whatever thing it might be (see Molina)
whenever (an adverb)
-ever (whichever, wherever, whatever, etc.)
whichever one, or whoever
wherever, to or through any particular place (an adverb)
whichever way; or, in the manner that
what will be will be, or whatever thing that it might be
to be bleeding
to bleed, to cross over, or to pierce (see Siméon)
a rabbit (an early term) R. P. Greg, Comparative Philology of the Old and New Worlds in Relation to Archaic Speech, 1893, 207..
a medicinal plant whose leaves have medicinal value