Each one: meaning, definitions and examples

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each one

[ iːʧ wʌn ]

^{Context #1}

every individual item of a number of items considered separately

Each one is unique in its own way.

Synonyms

each and every, every, every one

Examples of usage

Each one of the students has a different perspective on the topic.
She carefully examined each one of the paintings in the gallery.

^{Context #2}

used to emphasize that every person or thing in a group is included

The tickets cost $10 each one.

Synonyms

apiece, per item, per piece

Examples of usage

They were given a box of chocolates each one.
The books on the shelf were priced at $5 each one.

Translations

Translations of the word "each one" in other languages:

🇵🇹 cada um

🇮🇳 प्रत्येक एक

🇩🇪 jeder

🇮🇩 masing-masing

🇺🇦 кожен

🇵🇱 każdy

🇯🇵 それぞれ

🇫🇷 chacun

🇪🇸 cada uno

🇹🇷 her biri

🇰🇷 각각

🇸🇦 كل واحد

🇨🇿 každý

🇸🇰 každý

🇨🇳 每一个

🇸🇮 vsak

🇮🇸 hver

🇰🇿 әрқайсысы

🇬🇪 ყოველი

🇦🇿 hər biri

🇲🇽 cada uno

Word origin

The word 'each one' originated from Middle English, derived from Old English 'ælc ān', meaning 'every one'. It has been used in the English language for centuries to emphasize the individuality or inclusivity of items or persons within a group.