Gibt es das Wort “allkömmlich”?

Ich wollte gerade “allkömmlich” in einem meiner Gedicht verwenden, jedoch war ich mir auf einmal unsicher wie man allkömlich schreibt. Daraufhin habe ich natürlich gegoogelt und irgendwie gab es keinen einzigen Google Eintrag zu diesem Wort. Ich habe ein, zwei Webseiten gefunden die das Wort verwendet haben aber niemand hat genau gesagt ob es das Wort gibt oder wie man es schreibt… Kann mit da jemand helfen?

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Sil2602
11 months ago

Oh, a new word. Sounds good. You’re short when you read it for the first time, but then the sense is obvious and enlightening. It’s poetry, and it’s absolutely “wordful”. Ha, I just invented a new word!

LastDayofEden
11 months ago

Never heard the word. What does it mean?

LastDayofEden
11 months ago
Reply to  einsquirrel

I’ve searched through the internet and found no mention of the word “obsolete”.

The next thing I found was a “usual financing of care”: https://www.bundes-sgk.de/position paper care

hoermirzu
11 months ago

Not yet!

You should register it as a word creation.

Good luck!

grandy52
11 months ago

No. Bye, now. But it doesn’t matter.

spelman
11 months ago

I’ve never heard it before, but the poet is allowed much.

Blindi56
11 months ago

there are “usually” not necessarily needed.

Chiko135
11 months ago

I haven’t heard. What were you trying to say?

Chiko135
11 months ago
Reply to  einsquirrel

How about “conventional”? But I understand if you’re missing the “all”. And actually I find the word very beautiful and understandable in connection with SItten.

I had an idea: old and old, and I find the word traditional in the dude. That would be good, right?

JMC01
11 months ago

There are “conventional” in the sense of tasty, tasty, good digestible.