per quid

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Latin[edit]

per quid (not comparable)

(interrogative) for what?, why?
- 54 C.E., Lucius Annaeus Seneca Iunior Apocolocyntosis divi Claudii.8:
  ‘oro, per quid?’ quod sororem suam, festivissiman omnium puellarum, quam omnes Venerem vocarent, maluit Iunonem vocare.
(relative) for this reason; for that

Italo-Romance:
- Italian: perché
Gallo-Romance: (per influenced by pro)
- Old French: por quoi; par cel que
  - Middle French: parquoy
    - French: pourquoi, parce que
Occitano-Romance:
- Catalan: per què, perquè
- Occitan: perqué
Ibero-Romance: (per influenced by pro)
- Asturian: por qué
- Old Galician-Portuguese: porque, perque
  - Galician: por qué, porque
  - Portuguese: porquê, porque, por que
- Spanish: por qué, porque