## Etymology
From individual + -ly, ultimately from Medieval Latin individualis ('indivisible'), from Latin individuus ('undivided'), from in- ('not') + dividuus ('divisible'), from dividere ('to divide').

## AI Etymology
Individually comes from individual + -ly, ultimately from Medieval Latin individualis ('indivisible'), from Latin individuus ('undivided'), from in- ('not') + dividuus ('divisible'), from dividere ('to divide'). The historical trail runs through Latin individuus and Latin dividere. Morphologically, the surface form is analyzable into prefixes, suffixes, compounds, or participial endings that carry part of the history. In modern use it means separately, one at a time, as distinct persons or things. Related forms include individual, individualize, individuality, indivisible.

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