whom meaning in Latin

English	Latin
whom (relative pronoun (object)) pronoun [UK: huːm] [US: ˈhuːm]	quam, cui (dative)pronoun {f}, quem {m}, quod {n}
whom (what person or people, object of a preposition (dative)) pronoun [UK: huːm] [US: ˈhuːm]	cuipronoun
whom (what person; object of a verb (accusative)) pronoun [UK: huːm] [US: ˈhuːm]	quempronoun {m}, quam {f}
whomever [UK: ˌhuːm.ˈe.və(r)] [US: huː.ˈme.vər]	quemquem
whomever it be	quemquem
who minded clothes at bath noun	capsarius [capsari(i)](2nd) M noun
(w / -cum) only ABL with whom?, with which?	quicum
(w / -vis) whoever it be, whom you please	quivis [quaevis, quidvis]ADJECT
from whom adverb	undeadverb
of / pertaining to whom, whose (relative) adjective	quojus [quoja, quojum]adjective
of / to whom, whose (relative) adjective	cujus [cuja, cujum]adjective
of whom?, whose? adjective	cujus [cuja, cujum]adjective quojus [quoja, quojum]adjective
one to whom money is due noun	creditor [creditoris](3rd) M noun
with whom adverb	ubiadverb

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