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Latin Pronouns: grammar reference

Study Latin pronouns: Pronoun guide, Reflexive: both numbers, Genitive contrasts, Relative pronoun, Personal pronouns, Pronoun · all genders. Reference tables,…

Pronoun guide

Pronoun guide
FormUseMeaning
ego / tūPersonalI / you
is, ea, idPersonal / demonstrativehe, she, it / that
hic, haec, hocDemonstrativethis
ille, illa, illudDemonstrativethat
iste, ista, istudDemonstrativethat near you
ipse, ipsa, ipsumIntensiveself
īdem, eadem, idemIdentitythe same
quī, quae, quodRelativewho / which / that
quis? quid?Questionwho? what?

Reflexive: both numbers

Reflexive: both numbers
CaseForm
Nom.—
Gen.suī
Dat.sibi
Acc.sē
Abl.sē

No nominative. Suus refers to the subject and agrees with the thing possessed.

Genitive contrasts

Genitive contrasts
FormUse
nostrī / vestrīObjective: of us / you
nostrum / vestrumPartitive: of our / your number
eiusHis / her / its
eōrum / eārumTheir
suus, -a, -umSubject’s own

Relative pronoun

Relative pronoun
FeatureDetermined by
GenderAntecedent
NumberAntecedent
CaseRole in relative clause

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Allen & Greenough: Latin Grammar · Bennett: New Latin Grammar