whatsoever
WHATEVER WHATSOEVER
quicumque: quisquis (the first adjectively; the second substantively [but quisquis honos etc. Verg.]; in the oblique cases this is not observed). By whatever means I can quacumque ratione; quoquo modo. OBS. (1) Whatever it may be is quidquid est or erit (not subjunctively). (2) Cuicuimodi is found for cujuscujusmodi = of what kind soever (Vid: Zumpt ad Cic. Verr. 4 41). (3) Quicumque is used if among a number of subjects of the same species or kind none is excepted or excluded: quisquis whenever among such a number none of the parts is different or considered as such from the rest; e.g. whatever [= anything all] we see with our eyes omnia quae oculis cernimus.
quicumque: quisquis (the first adjectively; the second substantively [but quisquis honos etc. Verg.]; in the oblique cases this is not observed). By whatever means I can quacumque ratione; quoquo modo. OBS. (1) Whatever it may be is quidquid est or erit (not subjunctively). (2) Cuicuimodi is found for cujuscujusmodi = of what kind soever (Vid: Zumpt ad Cic. Verr. 4 41). (3) Quicumque is used if among a number of subjects of the same species or kind none is excepted or excluded: quisquis whenever among such a number none of the parts is different or considered as such from the rest; e.g. whatever [= anything all] we see with our eyes omnia quae oculis cernimus.