694. The derivatives of #uter# are declined like #uter#; they are:

#neuter#, _neither of the two_, genitive #neutrīus#, always with #ī#

(657). When used as a grammatical term, _neuter_, the genitive is always

#neutrī#: as, #generis neutrī#, _of neither gender_.

#utercumque#, #utracumque#, #utrumcumque#, _whichever of the two_,

_either of the two_.

#uterlibet#, _whichever you please_.

#uterque#, _whichsoever_, _both_. G. always #utriusque# (657).

#utervīs#, _whichever you wish_.

#alteruter#, F. #altera utra#, Ne. #alterutrum# or #alterum utrum#, _one

or the other_, G. #alterīus utrīus#, once late #alterutrīus#, D.

#alterutrī#, Ac. M. #alterutrum# or #alterum utrum#, F. #alterutram#

once (Plin.) or #alteram utram#, Ab. #alterutrō# or #alterō utrō#, F.

#alterā utrā#. No Pl., except D. #alterutrīs# once (Plin.).

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