fejn

Fejn asks about location and can ask where someone goes. It does not change for gender or number; the following predicate keeps the agreement appropriate to its participant. A preceding preposition makes the spatial relation explicit: minn fejn means “from where,” while għal fejn asks about a destination.

An embedded location question occurs inside a larger sentence. In Naf fejn taħdem Marija., the fejn clause supplies what is known, and the whole sentence is a statement. The expression kull fejn introduces a locative free relative meaning “wherever,” without a preceding place noun. Compare requesting one missing location with covering every relevant place. These subordinate uses retain a location-based meaning; they do not make fejn interchangeable with the general clause linker li.