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Relative Pronouns

Whenever the ablative form of this pronoun is the object of the preposition cum, the word cum is attached to the end of it. So,
  • quocum --> with whom or with which
  • quacum --> with whom or with which
  • quibuscum --> with whom or with which (pl.) 

Singular

​
Masculine ♂
Feminine ♀
Neuter ⚲
Nominative
qui
​​
​who; which/that
quae
who; which/that
quod
which/that
Genitive
cuius
whose/of whom; of which
cuius
whose/of whom; of which
cuius
of which
Dative
​cui
to/for whom / which
cui
to/for whom / which
cui
to/for which
Accusative
quem
​whom; which/that
quam
whom; which/that
quod
which/that
Ablative
quo
by, with, from etc. whom/which
qua
by, with, from, etc. whom/which
quo
by, with, from, etc. which

Plural

​
Masculine ♂
Feminine ♀
Neuter ⚲
Nominative
qui
​​
​who; which/that
quae
who; which/that
quae
which/that
Genitive
quorum
whose/of whom; of which
quarum
whose/of whom; of which
quorum
of which
Dative
​quibus
to/for whom / which
quibus
to/for whom / which
quibus
to/for which
Accusative
quos
​whom; which/that
quas
whom; which/that
quos
which/that
Ablative
quibus
by, with, from etc. whom/which
quibus
by, with, from, etc. whom/which
quibus
by, with, from, etc. which
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    • Nouns >
      • Case >
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      • Number
      • Gender
      • Declension >
        • First declension
        • Second declension
        • Third declension
        • Fourth declension
        • Fifth declension
    • Pronouns >
      • Personal pronouns
      • Relative pronouns
      • Interrogative pronouns
      • Demonstrative pronouns
      • Reflexive pronouns
    • Adjectives
    • Verbs >
      • Person + Number
      • Tense >
        • The imperfect tenses >
          • Present tense
          • Future tense
          • Imperfect tense
        • The perfect tenses >
          • Perfect tense
          • Pluperfect tense
          • Future perfect tense
      • Infinitives
    • Adverbs
    • Prepositions
    • Conjunctions
  • Helpful tips
    • Tips for memorizing vocabulary
    • Tips for translating
    • Scansion
  • Fun Stuff!
    • Latin insults
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