1. One way or other; in some way not yet known.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• someof,
• someon,
• someoe,
• someboy,
• someonw,
• somehig,
• somenoe,
• somenew,
• someeon,
• somewho,
• soemhow,
• somhow,
• someehow,
• sohow,
• sopmehow,
• someo,
• smehow,
• somehat,
• womehow,
• samehaw

• sone,
• somme,
• some,
• someway,
• SOMMA,
• sonne.

The adjective form of the word "somehow" is "somehow". Interestingly, "somehow" can be used both as an adverb and an adjective without any alteration. For example, "He had a somehow eerie appearance" or "She found a somehow interesting solution".

The plural form of the word "somehow" is "somehows".

The singular form of the word "somehow" is still "somehow". It does not have a different singular form because it is an adverb that does not change regardless of singular or plural nouns.