adverb. To what place, result, or condition.

conjunction. To which specified place or position.

conjunction. To whatever place, result, or condition.

To make a rushing noise; make a tumult in the atmosphere; roar, rustle, or whistle, as the wind; bellow, as a bull.

To what place?

To what point or degree ? how far ?

To which place.

Whithersoever.

Where has now to a considerable extent taken the place, in conversational use, of whither: thus, it would seem rather stilted to say “whither are you going?” instead of “where are you going?” Whither is still used, however, in the more elevated or serious style, or when precision is required.

adverb. To what place; -- used interrogatively

adverb. To what or which place; -- used relatively.

adverb. To what point, degree, end, conclusion, or design; whereunto; whereto; -- used in a sense not physical.

adverb. to any place; anywhere.

adverb. to no place; nowhere.

adverb. To which place.

conjunction. To which place

verb. To wuther.

"With these thoughts I reach the log cabin whither I am strongly drawn by the tie of a child to an aged mother."

whence  

anywhither  nowhither  

hither  thither  

dither  hither  slither  smither  wither  

sir  

where  whereto  whereunto