Category:Grammatical cases

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Pages in category "Grammatical cases"

The following 33 pages are in this category, out of 33 total. Updates to this list can occasionally be delayed for a few days.

  • Grammatical case
  • List of grammatical cases

A

  • Abessive case
  • Ablative case
  • Accusative case
  • Adessive case
  • Adverbial case

C

  • Causal case
  • Comparative case

D

  • Dedative case
  • Differential object marking

D cont.

  • Dutch declension

E

  • Elative case
  • Equative case
  • Ergative case
  • Essive case

F

  • Final case

G

  • German declension

I

  • Illative case
  • Inalienable possession
  • Inelative case
  • Inessive case
  • Instructive case

I cont.

  • Instrumental case
  • Instrumental-comitative case

M

  • Modal case
  • Multiplicative case

N

  • Nota accusativi

P

  • Partitive case
  • Pegative case

S

  • Saxon genitive
  • Semblative case

V

  • Vocative case
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