Which
Definition of Which:
part of speech: adjective
Which was often formerly preceded by the definite article the. That worthy name by the which ye are called.
part of speech: pronoun
Used in relation to things, and demonstratively and interrogatively, both for persons and things, as, " the tree which," " which man?".
part of speech: adjective
James ii. 7. It was formerly open followed by that or as, having the effect of giving emphasis or definiteness. “ This abbot which that was an holy ma.”- Chaucer.
part of speech: pronoun
An interrogative; as, which is your house? a relative, meaning a particular one; the one that; as, point out which is yours; used of animals, ideas, or things.
part of speech: adjective
Interrogative; as, which house is yours?.