One word, ten languages

Latin · Latina

quod

/ˈkʷɔd/ adverb A1 (estimated)

1. alone

Englishalone

2. with sī (and/but if), nisī (and/but though), utinam ((and/but) if ever), ubī, quia, quoniam, etc.

Englishquia

3. who, which

Englishwhat, who, who
Germander, das, den
Frenchque, qui, qui
Portugueseque, que, quem
Czechkterý, jenž, jemuž
Italianil/la chi, che, che
Spanishque, quien, lo que
Dutchdat, die, wat
Swedishsom, vilken, vilket

4. who, which, that

Englishwho, that, which
Germander, welcher, die
Frenchque, qui
Portugueseesse, aquele
Czechjenž
Italianche, cui
Spanishque, quien, el cual
Dutchdie
Swedishsom, vilken, vilket

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Latin · Latina

quod

/ˈkʷɔd/ conjunction A1 (estimated)

1. often used with adverbs or adverbial locatives: because, in that, as

Englishfor, because, as
Germanda, weil, denn
Frenchcomme, car
Portugueseporque
Czechprotože, poněvadž, ježto
Italianperché
Spanishporque, pues, por cuanto
Dutchdaar, omdat, want
Swedisheftersom, därför att

2. with the subjunctive: as to the fact, when, whereas, in case that, if it be so that, suppose that

Englishwhen, whereas

3. repeated

Englishrepeated

4. after verbs of feeling or declaring

Englishdeclaring

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