*Eachother or Each Other | Which Is Correct?

Each other is the correct spelling (e.g., “They love each other very much”). Eachother (with no space) is incorrect and should be avoided in your writing.

Examples: Eachother or each other in a sentence
  • My brother and I always buy each other souvenirs when we travel.
  • My brother and I always buy eachother souvenirs when we travel.
  • There’s still a lot to learn about each other.
  • There’s still a lot to learn about eachother.

Is eachother one word?

No, “each other” is always spelled as two separate words. It is a pronoun that indicates a reciprocal action or relationship between two or more people or things.

For example, in the sentence “The dogs played with each other,” “each other” denotes that multiple dogs played together as opposed to playing independently.

Many people get confused by how to spell “each other” correctly because many compound words can be spelled without a space, depending on their use (e.g., “everybody” and “everyone”). A QuillBot grammar check can help ensure you’re using phrases like “each other” correctly.

Examples: Each other in a sentence
The couple went to a karaoke bar and sang to each other.

Grether and Connor saw each other at the concert.

We will see each other as soon as I get back from my work trip.

Each other vs one another

“Each other” and “one another” are both reciprocal pronouns. While some style guides and grammar authorities suggest that “each other” should be used when referring to a group of two and “one another” when referring to three or more, both phrases can be used interchangeably.

Examples: Each other vs one another 
  • They danced with each other all night.
  • They danced with one another all night.

Each others or each other’s

The correct spelling is each other’s, not each others. The apostrophe and “s” help show possession by indicating that something belongs to both parties involved. For example, in the sentence “They held each other’s hands,” it means each person held the hands of the other.

Examples: Each others or each other’s 
  • They listened to each other’s opinions before deciding which table to buy.
  • They listened to each others opinions before deciding which table to buy.

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Frequently asked questions about eachother or each other

How do you spell each other?

Each other” is always spelled as two words (e.g., “Let’s draw a portrait of each other”). “Eachother” is a common incorrect spelling.

What does each other mean?

Each other is a reciprocal pronoun that means “each person or thing in a mutual relationship or reciprocal action” (e.g., “They often pranked each other”).

QuillBot’s Paraphraser tool can help you find new ways to express your meaning.

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Gina Rancaño, BA

Gina holds a Bachelor of Arts in English, as well as a certificate in professional and public writing from Florida International University. When she’s not writing, she spends her time reading.