Latin declensions: plural relative pronoun and 'ullus'
Case forms of qui/que/que (plural) and ullus, ulla, ullum
This page continues a set of Latin declension paradigms written in Leonardo's mirror script. The upper block gives the plural cases of the relative pronoun qui, que, que, and the lower block declines the pronoun ullus ('any, none') through its cases. A library stamp of the Institut de France appears at the lower right.
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Plural relative pronoun and 'ullus' declined
The upper block sets out the plural cases of qui, que, que — genitive quorum, quarum, quorum; dative and ablative quis or quibus; accusative quos, quas, que. The lower block declines ullus through its cases: genitive ullius, dative ulli, accusative ullos, ullas, ulla, ablative from ullis. Case labels are abbreviated n°, g°, d°, ac°, ab°.