whoso
/ˈhoʊzoʊ, ˈhoʊsoʊ/Definitions
1. pronoun
used in the past as a less formal or poetic way of saying ‘who’
“He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone, said whosoever stood before them.”
2. noun
a person or people, especially in biblical or poetic contexts
“Whoso is able to keep these commandments shall be blessed in heaven.”
3. conjunction
used to introduce a clause that gives more information about what has been said
“Whoso is able to bear the burden of this knowledge shall be given more.”