evenly

English

Etymology

even +‎ -ly

Adverb

evenly (comparative more evenly, superlative most evenly)

1. So as to make flat.

   Spread the icing evenly over the cake.

2. In a fair manner.

   To avoid arguments, he divided the sweets evenly between his two children.

3. (mathematics) In a manner that leaves no remainder.

   12 is evenly divisible by 2, 3, 4 and 6.

Derived terms

• evenly divisible
• evenly even
• evenly odd

Translations

so as to make flat

• Bulgarian: равно (bg) (ravno), равномерно (bg) (ravnomerno)
• Czech: rovnoměrně
• French: uniformément (fr)

• Norwegian: jevnt (no)
• Russian: ро́вно (ru) (róvno) , равноме́рно (ru) (ravnomérno) 
• Spanish: uniformemente (es)
• Swedish: jämnt (sv)

in a fair manner

• Bulgarian: поравно (bg) (poravno), справедливо (bg) (spravedlivo)
• Czech: spravedlivě

• Norwegian: likt (no)
• Russian: по́ровну (ru) (pórovny) 
• Spanish: equitativamente (es)

in a manner that leaves no remainder

• Bulgarian: точно (bg) (točno)

• Russian: на́цело (ru) (nácelo) 
• Swedish: jämnt (sv)
• Spanish: divisible exacto (es)

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• Portuguese: uniformemente

Anagrams

• Evelyn, levyne