RELATIVE PRONOUNS

These pronouns translate to "who, which, were, that, and etc."

They are placed in front of relative clauses.

translate relative pronouns as matching with the number, case, and gender of the antecedent.
using:

Relative Clauses Chart

examples

• In the atrium stand guards, who guard the king.
•                       antecedent^           ^relative clause
• in atrio stat milites, qui regem custodit.
• The palace, which Cogidubnus lived in, is big.
• aula, in qua Cogidubnus habitavit, est magna.

more examples

• the bear, which Caecilius killed, was scared
• ursa, quam Quintus interfecit, erat terreruit.

flores, qui in horto erant, regem delectaverunt

puer , quem Aegyptii interfecereunt, Quintum fortiter defendebat

The flowers, which were in the garden, delighted the king.
The boy, who killed the Egyptians, was bravely defending Quintus.