Pronouns - Latin II Year In Review

Haec est dëscriptiö zodiacï duodecim signorum zodiaci quae(1) in antïquïs tempöribus inventa sunt et quörum(2) septem sunt animalia, quïnque virï, üna virgö.

Quota animalia cornua habent? Quï(3) saltant? Quid(4) tenet aquärius? Ecce leö quem(5) timent cëtera! Ecce geminï quörum(6) pedës terram pulsant!

Haec sunt eadem sïgna quibus(7) astrologï ütëbäntur cum futürum praedïcere volunt et quae(8) multäs närrätiönës fäbulösäs nöbïs(9) adhuc dant.

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Key

This is a description of the the twelve signs of the zodiac which(1) was discovered in ancient times and seven of which(2) are animals, five men, one a maiden.

How many animals have horns? Who(3) dances? What(4) is Aquarius holding? Look at the lion whom(5) the rest fear! Look at the twins whose(6) feed stomp on the ground!

These are the same signs which(7) astrologers were using when they wanted to predict the future and which(8) still give to us(9) many legendary stories.

1. quae - nominative neuter plural relative pronoun. The antecedent is signorum.
2. quörum - genitive neuter plural relative pronoun. The antecedent is still signorum.
3. Quï - nominative masculine/femine singular interrogative pronoun.
4. Quid - accusative neuter singular interrogative pronoun.
5. quem - accusative masculine singular relative pronoun. The antecedent is leo.
6. quörum - genitive masculine plural relative pronoun. The antecedent is gemini.
7. quibus - dative neuter plural relative pronoun. The antecedent is signa (NB - quibus is dative because utor always takes the dative case!).
8. quae - nominative neuter plural relative pronoun. The antecedent is signa.
9. nöbïs - First person dative plural personal pronoun (Dative because of the verb do).