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allative
allative, a. Gram. (ˈælətɪv) [f. L. allāt- ppl. stem of afferre to bring to + -ive.] Denoting the case used in some languages, e.g. Finnish, to express motion to or toward.1860 Trans. Philol. Soc. 1857 34 The declension of the personal pronouns [in the Tushi Language] is as follows..Singular..Affect...
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Allative case
In grammar, the allative case (; abbreviated ; from Latin allāt-, afferre "to bring to") is a type of locative grammatical case. Wanyi
Wanyi, an endangered Australian language, has the allative suffixes -kurru/wurru.
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lative
lative, a. Gram. (ˈleɪtɪv) [f. L. lāt- ppl. stem of ferre to bring + -ive.] Denoting the case used in some languages, e.g. of the Finno-Ugrian group, to express motion up to or as far as. Also absol. Cf. allative a., elative a.1939 L. H. Gray Found. Lang. vii. 194 The termination finds further analo...
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Elative case
See also
Other locative cases are:
Inessive case ("in")
Illative case ("into")
Adessive case ("on")
Allative case ("onto")
Ablative case ("off")
Delative
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Massep language
case
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| -o ~ -u ~ -a || accusative
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| -ɣoke || dative
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| -aveno || instrumental
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| -meno || associative
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| -(a)vri || locative
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| -ni || allative
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Problem parsing this sentence, particle (postposition) の > ( My trouble lies with > If I consider to act as adverbial form of , then I don't know what is modified by : taking to work in attributive role modifi...
That is not an adverb but two nouns of and . The functions as the possessive marker for the , in other words stands for deep inside the abdomen. The here is a noun (like that means a deep part and the relation between is 'equivalent'. In this example, those nouns are used like an adverb by their own...
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Adsullata
That derivation literally means (allative) "sucking liquid", which may have been a byword for the notion of "suck-giving liquid" The Romano-British form
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Kurru
Kurru may refer to:
In Australian Aboriginal languages:
-kurru, an allative suffix in the Wanyi language
In Ancient Nubia:
El-Kurru, a cemetery used
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How are the noun 方【へ】 and the particle へ related? I looked up the etymology of on gogen-allguide, and found the following: > This basically says that we take the verb , conjugate it, add the , conjugate again, an...
> … The noun _pye_ "side, direction" was being grammaticalized as an _allative_ case particle _pye_ , but in the Old Japanese period had not yet acquired
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Yukulta language
Yukulta nominals can take five case-endings: absolutive, ergative/locative, dative, ablative and allative. The canonical allative marker is -iɭu. An item toward or to which motion is happening takes this ending.
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أدزيولاتا
تأثيل
يبدو أن هذا الاسم مشتق من اللغة الكلتية البدائية من كلمة Ad-sūg-lat-ā، وهذا الاشتقاق يعني حرفيا «امتصاص السائل» (allative)، والذي ربما كان كلمة
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Case hierarchy
that the hierarchy can be extended much further", but does suggest that the most common cases not listed in the hierarchy are the comitative, purposive, allative
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Molala language
Case
Molala nouns have seven cases:
nominative
accusative
genitive
instrumental
locative
allative
ablative
References
External links
Molale
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Old Tibetan
unmarked)
genitive (གི་ -gi, གྱི་ -kyi, ཀྱི་ -, འི་ -'i, ཡི་ -yi)
agentive (གིས་ -gis, གྱིས་ -kyis, ཀྱིས་ -, ས་ -sa, ཡིས་ -yis)
locative (ན་ -na)
allative su, ཏུ་ -tu, དུ་ -du, ར་ -ra)
comitative (དང་ -dang)
ablative (ནས་ -nas)
elative (ལས་ -las)
comparative (བས་ -bas)
However, whereas the locative, allative
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Udmurt grammar
Udmurt personal pronouns only inflect in the grammatical cases and the allative case. *The allative case is commonly called "approximative" when talking about Udmurt and Komi.
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