every Copy link Outline 1. quisque, quaeque, quodque (taken singly)2. omnis, e (where the sense would be mainly the same if all were used with plur. subs.)3. quīvis, quīlĭbet (any and e., e. one indiscriminately) • every: 1. quisque, quaeque, quodque (taken singly): e. fifth year, quinto quoque anno, Cic.: v. each. 2. omnis, e (where the sense would be mainly the same if all were used with plur. subs.): you can't find e. kind (= all kinds) of tree in e. field, non o. arborem in o. agro reperire possis, Cic. R. Am. 27, 75: e. lover is a soldier, militat o. amans, Ov. 3. quīvis, quīlĭbet (any and e., e. one indiscriminately): 'tis not e. one who can afford to go to Corinth, non cuivis homini contingit adire Corinthum, Hor.: v. any soever. Phr.: e. single man, unusquisque homo (v. each): e. day, quotidie, in (singulos) dies (v. daily, adv.): e. year, quotannis (v. yearly).