quantusque

Latin

Etymology

Etymology tree
Proto-Indo-European *kʷ-
Proto-Indo-European *kʷos?
Proto-Indo-European *-onts?
Proto-Indo-European *kʷoider.?
Proto-Italic *kʷāntos
Latin quantus
Proto-Indo-European *-kʷe
Proto-Italic *-kʷe
Latin -que
Latin quantusque

    From quantus (“how much, how many”, adjective) + -que (particle).

    Pronunciation

    Adjective

    quantusque (feminine quantaque, neuter quantumque, adverb quantōque); first/second-declension adjective with an indeclinable portion

    1. of whichever amount (it may be)

    Declension

    First/second-declension adjective with an indeclinable portion.

    singular plural
    masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
    nominative quantusque quantaque quantumque quantīque quantaeque quantaque
    genitive quantīque quantaeque quantīque quantōrumque quantārumque quantōrumque
    dative quantōque quantaeque quantōque quantīsque
    accusative quantumque quantamque quantumque quantōsque quantāsque quantaque
    ablative quantōque quantāque quantōque quantīsque
    vocative quanteque quantaque quantumque quantīque quantaeque quantaque

    See also

    Latin correlatives (edit)
    type demonstrative anaphoric identity interrogative or basic relative indefinite alternative
    proximal medial distal relative irrelative free choice universal positive polarity negative polarity negative
    basic hic iste
    istic    		 ille
    illic    		 is ᵉipse
    īdem     		quis
    quī    		 quīcumque
    quisquis    		 quīdam
    aliquis, quis
    aliquī, quī
    nesciō quis    		 quīvis
    quīlibet    		 quisque quispiam quisquam
    hīlum
    ūllus    		 nēmō̆
    nihil
    nūllus     		alius
    ᵇcomparative huiusmodī
    ᵉhuiuscemodī    		 istī̆usmodī
    ᵉistī̆uscemodī    		 illī̆usmodī
    ᵉillī̆uscemodī    		 eiusmodī eiusdemmodī cuiusmodī cuiusmodīcumque alicuiusmodī
    cuiusdammodī    		 cuiusvīsmodī cuiusquemodī °nūllī̆usmodī alterī̆usmodī
    alīusmodī
    dual uter utercumque alteruter utervīs
    uterlibet    		 uterque neuter alter
    place hīc istīc illīc ibī̆ ibī̆dem ubī̆ ubī̆cumque
    °ubiubī̆    		 alicubī̆ ubivīs
    ubilibet    		 ubīque uspiam usquam
    °ubīquam    		 nusquam
    nūllibī     		alibī
    aliās
    source hinc istinc
    °istim    		 illinc
    °illim    		 inde
    ªim    		 indidem unde
    °cum    		 undecumque
    °undeunde    		 alicunde °undelibet undique °undiquam °nūllunde aliunde
    destination hūc
    hōc
    °hōrsum    		 istūc
    istō, istōc
    °istōrsum    		 illūc
    illō, illōc
    °illōrsum    		 eō eōdem quō
    quōrsum    		 quōcumque
    quōquō
    °quōrsumcumque    		 aliquō
    °aliquōvorsum    		 quōvīs
    quōlibet    		 quōque quōpiam
    uspiam     		usquam
    quōquam
    ªūllō    		 nusquam
    ªnihilō
    ªnūllō
    °nūllōrsum     		aliō
    aliōrsum
    means,
    way,
    path,
    place     		hāc ªistā
    istāc    		 ªillā
    illāc    		 eā eādem quā
    quārē    		 quācumque
    quāquā    		 aliquā quāvīs
    quālibet    		 °quāque °quāpiam °quāquam
    ªūllā    		 nēquāquam
    ªnūllā
    ᵉhaudquāquam     		aliā
    ᵇdistance hāctenus °istātenus
    °istāctenus    		 °illātenus
    °illāctenus    		 eātenus quātenus °quātenuscumque
    °quāquātenus    		 aliquātenus
    quādantenus    		 °quātenusvīs
    °quātenuslibet    		 ūllātenus nūllātenus aliātenus
    ᵇreason °hācpropter
    °hōccircā    		 °istāpropter °illāpropter eāpropter
    proptereā
    eōcircā
    idcircō
    ideō    		 ᶜcūr
    quāpropter
    quōcircā
    quārē
    †quia    		 °aliāpropter
    ᵇmanner hōc modō istō modō illō modō ita
    ᵉsīc
    eō modō    		 item
    itidem
    eādem operā
    eōdem modō     		ut
    prout
    °quem
    quō modō
    quōmodo
    ᵉquemadmodum    		 utcumque
    °utut
    °proutcumque
    quōmodocumque
    °ᵉquemadmodumcumque    		 quōdam modō
    aliquō modō    		 quōmodolibet utīque
    quōque modō    		 quōpiam modō °utiquam
    ūllō modō    		 nihil
    neutiquam
    °neutī̆que
    nūllō modō     		aliter
    alterō/aliō modō
    instrument,
    matter,
    knowledge     		quī
    ᵉquīn
    °quīcum    		 quīcumque quī
    °aliquī    		 °quīlibet °quīque °quia °quīquam nihilō
    nēquīquam     		aliōquī
    ᵉaliōquīn
    time †num
    nunc    		 ōlim tum
    tunc    		 simul quandō̆
    ‡cum    		 quandōcumque
    quandōque
    cumque
    °quandōnē
    °ᵉquandōquandō
    °cumcumque    		 quondam
    aliquandō̆    		 °quandōlibet quandōque †quoniam umquam numquam aliās
    quantity tam †tamen
    †tandem     		quam quamcumque
    †quamquam    		 aliquam quamvīs
    quamlibet    		 quamque
    size tantus tantusdem quantus quantuscumque
    quantusquantus    		 aliquantus quantusvīs
    quantuslibet    		 quantusque
    quality tālis quālis quāliscumque
    quālisquālis    		 aliquālis quālislibet quālisque
    number tot totidem quot quotquot
    quotcumque    		 aliquot quotlibet
    order/fractional totus quotus °quotuscumque °aliquotus °quotuslibet °quotusque
    °quotusquisque
    repetition totiēns quotiēns quotiēnscumque aliquotiēns quotiēnslibet quotiēnsque
    °quotiēnsquisque    		 °nūllotiēns
    † Turned conjunction with original meaning somewhat changed
    ° Rare
    ‡ Only used as a conjunction, not as an interrogative.
    ª Used almost exclusively to form locutions or compounds.
    ᵇ All locutions ending in modī, modō, propter, circā or tenus can be univerbalized and vice versa, except de, secus and if another suffix, such as -cumque, -que or -libet, follows them, quemadmodum can also come as a locution in "quem ad modum", quārē can even also come separately especially if accompanied by a preposition, such as dē.
    ᶜ Used purely and simply as an interrogative in direct questions (then irrelative), its relative meaning is somewhat lost, if it ever had one.
    ᵉemphatic
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