“Wheelock's Latin Reader” by Frederick M. Wheelock🧾🧾🧾

* qu? quae? quod?interrogative adj., what? which? what kind of?

* qu, quae, quod,rel. pron., who, which, what, that; often with conjunctive force at the beginning of a sentence = et hic (haec, hoc, etc.); quam ob rem, on account of this thing, wherefore; quod s, but if; qu-cum, an old form = qucum; qu, adv., how

* qu, quae/qua, quod,indef. adj. afters, nisi, n  and num, any, some

* quia,conj., because, since

* qucumque, quaecumque, quodcumque,rel. and indef. pron. and adj., whoever, whatever

quid,as adv.: seequis?

* qu-dam, quae-dam, quid-dam (pron.) or quod-dam (adj.), indef., a certain; a certain one or person

* quidem,postpositive adv., indeed, to be sure, at least, even; n…quidem, not even

* quis, -tis,f., rest, quiet

quisc, -ere, quiv, quitum, be quiet, be neutral, do nothing

quitus, -a, -um, quiet

qu-libet, quae-libet, quod-libet (adj.) or quid-libet (pron.), any, any you please

qun, how not? why not? that after verbs of doubting; from after negative vbs. of hindering, preventing, etc.; qun = qu nn after a general negative; qun etiam, why even, more than that

* qu-nam, quae-nam, quod-naminterrogative adj., who, which, what (in the world)?

qundecim,indecl., fifteen

qungent, -ae, -a, five hundred

* qunque,indecl., five

qunquis,adv., five times

* quntus, -a, -um, fifth

Quntus, -, Quintus, a praenomen

* quippe,adv., of course, to be sure, naturally, for, indeed

Quirnus, -, m., an ancient name given to Romulus

* quis quid,interrogative pron., who? what? quidoften = why?; what! why! indef. pron. after s, nisi, n  and num, anyone, anything, someone, something

quis-nam, quae-nam, quid-nam,interrog. pron., who/what pray? who/what in the world?

* quis-piam, quae-piam, quid-piam, someone, something

* quisquam, quidquamorquicquam,indef., anyone, anything, usually in negative clauses

* quisque, quaeque, quidque (pron.) or quodque (adj.), indef., each one, every one, each, every; unus quisque, each one

* quisquis, quaequae, quidquid, whoever, whatever

quvs, quaevs, quidvsorquodvs,indef. pron. and adj., anyone, anything

* qu, adv. interrogative or rel., where (i.e., whither = to what or which place); also conj. introducing a purpose cl. containing a comparative, in order that

quo-ad,conj., how long? as long as, until

qucirc, adv., therefore

qu-cumque,adv., to whatever place, wherever

* quod,conj., because; the fact that, as to the fact that; quod s, but if. In EL and MLquod = that, a “universal conj.” introducing ind. state. and command, purpose, result, etc.

qumodo,adv., in what way, how

qu-minus,lit. by which the less; in order that the less, from (quminus faciat, from doing) after verbs of hindering and preventing

quondam,adv., once, formerly; sometimes

* quoniam,conj., since, because

* quoque,adv., also, too

qu-qu, adv., to whatever place, wherever