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Definitions for Whom

[1] the objective case of who: Whom did you call? Of whom are you speaking? With whom did you stay?
[2] the dative case of who: You gave whom the book?
[3] what person or persons?: Who did it?
[4] (of a person) of what character, origin, position, importance, etc.: Who does she think she is?
[5] the person that or any person that (used relatively to represent a specified or implied antecedent): It was who you thought.
[6] (used relatively in restrictive and nonrestrictive clauses to represent a specified antecedent, the antecedent being a person or sometimes an animal or personified thing): Any kid who wants to can learn to swim.
[7] Archaic . the person or persons who.
[8] the objective form of who , used when who is not the subject of its own clause whom did you say you had seen? ; he can't remember whom he saw
[9] World Health Organization
[10] which person? what person? used in direct and indirect questions he can't remember who did it ; who met you?
[11] used to introduce relative clauses with antecedents referring to human beings the people who lived here have left
[12] the one or ones who; whoever bring who you want

Words nearby Whom

wholesaling, wholesome, wholetime, wholism, wholly, whom, whomever, whomp, whomso, whomsoever, whoof

Origin of Whom

before 900; Middle English; Old English hwā; cognate with Old High German hwer, Gothic hwas, Latin quis

Words that may be confused with Whom

who, whom, (see, usage, note, at, who)

Word origin for Whom

Old English hwā; related to Old Saxon hwē , Old High German hwer, Gothic hvas, Lithuanian kàs, Danish hvo