which Copy link Outline I. Interrogative1. quis, qui (w. out of many); the former generally subs., the latter adj.2. ŭter (w. of two)II. Relative • which: I. Interrogative: 1. quis, qui (w. out of many); the former generally subs., the latter adj.: v. what. 2. ŭter (w. of two): the king not knowing w. was Orestes, ignorante rege uter esset Orestes, Cic. Am. 7, 24. II. Relative: qui, quae, quod.
WHICH Copy link • WHICHRelative, qui, quae, quod. Which way, qua (in what direction); quo modo (by what means): which of two = whether, uter; (of several) quisquis. Interrogative, uter: quis; e.g., which of you (two) did it? uter fecit? which of you said this? quis vestrum hoc dixit? (of several).