allerseits

on all sides, by everyone

adverb AL-er-zytes Rare

Also means

all round (greeting)

Usage Note

Allerseits has two main uses: (1) 'on all sides', indicating universal coverage (allerseits bekannt — known by everyone), and (2) as a farewell or greeting formula (Guten Abend allerseits — good evening everyone). Very common in both spoken and written German.

Examples

"Guten Morgen allerseits, wir beginnen jetzt."

Natural Translation

Good morning everyone, we are beginning now.

Literal Translation

Good morning all-sides, we begin now.

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