User:Sobreira/-ence and -ither: A study on the suffixes

	-ence
adverb		forth	forward(s)	-ever	-soever	any-	else-	every-	no/no-	some-	mix
here	hence (consequently)	henceforth	henceforward	hencever	hencesoever	anyhence	elsehence	everyhence	nohence	somehence
there	thence	thenceforth	thenceforward	thencever	thencesoever	anythence	elsethence	everythence	nothence	somethence
where	whence	whenceforth	whenceforward	whencever	whencesoever	anywhence	elsewhence	everywhence	nowhence	somewhence
no	nonce nonce word	nonceforth	nonceforward	noncever	noncesoever	anynonce	elsenonce	everynonce	nononce once	somenonce	for the nonce
	-ither
adverb		to/-to	ward/-ward	-ever!	-soever!	any-!	else-	every-!!	no/no-	some-!!	mix
here	hither	hitherto	hitherward	hitherever	hithersoever	anyhither	elsehither	everyhither	nohither	somehither	hither and thither hither, thither and yon
there	thither	thitherto	thitherward	thitherever	thithersoever	anythither	elsethither	everythither	nothither	somethither	hither and thither hither, thither and yon
where	whither	whitherto	whitherward	whitherever	whithersoever	anywhither	elsewhither	everywhither	nowhither	somewhither
no	nether- nether nither	netherto nitherto	netherward nitherward	nitherever	nithersoever	anynither	elsenither	everynither	nonither	somenither

Or otherwise/otherways:

adverb

forward(s)

any-

mix

no

-

-

nononce once

for the nonce

nether-
nether
nither

-

netherto
nitherto

-

netherward
nitherward

hence
(consequently)

-

-

-

-

hither and thither
hither, thither and yon

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Note that, even most usually written (and said) -ence and -ither, there are some variants in -(o)nce and -ether.
For nonce, t'is useful:

Category:English nonce terms

Usage for whence:

This word is uncommon in modern usage; from where is now usually substituted (as in the example sentence: Where did I come from? or From where did I come?). It is now chiefly encountered in older works, or in poetic or literary writing.
From whence has a strong literary precedent, appearing in Shakespeare and the King James Bible as well as in the writings of numerous Victorian-era writers. In recent times, however, it has been criticized as redundant by usage commentators.

Also for nether-:

netherdom, nether region, netherregion, netherworld
Netherlands
nethermore, nethermost
netherness, netherty
See as well: underneath and beneath

Not confuse whither with:

wither (away) (against; see category:English words prefixed with wither-; cf. withers and wither-wrung)

For some, see -some too.
Maybe remotely related:

whether(soever)
(n)either