whom

kimi, kime

Used as the object form of 'who', especially in formal contexts.

• To whom did you speak?
• The woman whom I met yesterday is a doctor.
• The committee interviewed several candidates, among whom only two possessed the specialized expertise required for the advanced computational neuroscience position.
• Historians have debated the identity of the anonymous author to whom numerous influential political pamphlets from the revolutionary period are attributed.
• The scholarship will be awarded to those students for whom financial hardship would otherwise prevent participation in the semester-long study abroad program.
• In her dissertation, she examined the networks of patronage through which Renaissance artists identified the wealthy benefactors upon whom their careers depended.