Table of Common Latin Pronouns

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Updated on February 27, 2020

Although a dead language, many people continue to learn Latin today. Latin was the language of the Ancient Roman Empire but continues to be used by scholars, scientists, and linguists today.

Over time, aspects of Latin were the building blocks of Romance languages, which include Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, and French. Additionally, many Latin words have been adopted by the English language. For example, the words scholar, nautical, and lingual derive from the Latin word schola, nauta, and lingua respectively. Latin words are also used in biology and medicine to name substances, animals, and so on.

So if you are studying up on SAT or ACT vocabulary words, learning a new Romance language, working in the field of science, or a scholar of ancient Rome, learning Latin may be a good idea for you.

If you are learning Latin, this table of Latin personal pronouns, demonstrative pronouns, and relative pronoun will prove a very helpful resource.

is, ea, id
(he, she, it, that)
Demonstrative and Personal Pronoun
3rd Person

	M (Sing.)	F (Sing.)	N (Sing.)	M (Pl.)	F (Pl.)	N (Pl.)
NOM	is	ea	id	ei	eae	ea
GEN	eius	eius	eius	eorum	earum	eorum
DAT	ei	ei	ei	eis	eis	eis
ACC	eum	eam	id	eos	eas	ea
ABL	eo	ea	eo	eis	eis	eis

ille, illa, illud
(he, she, it, that)
Demonstrative Pronoun

	M (Sing.)	F (Sing.)	N (Sing.)	M (Pl.)	F (Pl.)	N (Pl.)
NOM	ille	illa	illud	illi	illae	illa
GEN	illius	illius	illius	illorum	illarum	illorum
DAT	illi	illi	illi	illis	illis	illis
ACC	illum	illam	illud	illos	illas	illa
ABL	illo	illa	illo	illis	illis	illis

hic, haec, hoc
(this, these)
Demonstrative Pronoun

	M (Sing.)	F (Sing.)	N (Sing.)	M (Pl.)	F (Pl.)	N (Pl.)
NOM	hic	haec	hoc	hi	hae	haec
GEN	huius	huius	huius	horum	harum	horum
DAT	huic	huic	huic	his	his	his
ACC	hunc	hanc	hoc	hos	has	haec
ABL	hoc	hac	hoc	his	his	his

qui, quae, quod
(who, which)
Relative Pronoun

	M (Sing.)	F (Sing.)	N (Sing.)	M (Pl.)	F (Pl.)	N (Pl.)
NOM	qui	quae	quod	qui	quae	quae
GEN	cuius	cuius	cuius	quorum	quarum	quorum
DAT	cui	cui	cui	quibus	quibus	quibus
ACC	quem	quam	quod	quos	quas	quae
ABL	quo	qua	quo	quibus	quibus	quibus