uter

Definitiones

1. which, who (of two)?
   declension-1, declension-2, interrogative, pronoun
2. whichever, whoever (of two)
   declension-1, declension-2, pronoun, relative
3. either (of two), one or the other
   declension-1, declension-2, indefinite, pronoun

Aequivalentia

22 more languages

العربيةأيأي ماكائنا من كانكائنا من يكونمامنمهمن+ 4 more

Bosanskikogodnitkogodкогодниткогод+ 3 more

Češtinabuďbuďtojakýkolivkdokolikdokolivkterýkolikterýkolivlibovolnýtakétaky+ 7 more

Deutschbeliebigentwederwer auch immer

Ελληνικάείτεοποίοςόποιοςοποιοσδήποτεοτιδήποτε+ 2 more

Suomikenkuka tahansakumpikaanmikä tahansamikä vainsekä että+ 3 more

Galegocalquera

हिन्दीजोजो भी

Hrvatskikogodnitkogodкогодниткогод+ 3 more

Bahasa Indonesiabarang siapa

Italianochiunquequalsiasiqualunque

日本語どれでもどれも何人各誰彼+ 2 more

Kurdîمن

Latinaalteruterquisquequisquisquivisutercumqueuterque+ 3 more

Polskibądźktórykolwiekrównież

Русскийальбоилилиботоже+ 1 more

Српскиkogodnitkogodкогодниткогод+ 3 more

Svenskaenderavilken som helst

ไทยใคร

Türkçeherhangi

Українськалюбийякий завгодно

Tiếng Việtai

Exempla

“Em istoc pol tu otiosu's,”

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“Pompeium Carteia receptum scribis; iam igitur contra hunc exercitum. Utra ergo castra? Media enim tollit Antonius.”

1999 translation by D. R. Shackleton Bailey You say that Pompey has been admitted into Carteia. So he’ll presently be bringing an army against Antony. Which camp then? For Antony is putting middle courses out of the question.

“Iam hic erit: nunc experiemur, nostrum uter sit blandior⟳.”

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“Sic fortuna in contentione et certamine utrumque versavit, ut alter alteri inimicus auxilio⟳ salutique esset, neque diiudicari posset, uter utri virtute anteferendus videretur.”

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“Tum Romanus sinu ex toga facto⟳, "hic" inquit, "uobis bellum et pacem portamus; utrum placet sumite." Sub hanc uocem haud minus ferociter, daret utrum uellet, succlamatum est; […]”

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