grammatical case

Languages that let you choose how to order the words often have a grammatical case system.

Each preposition is associated with one or more grammatical cases.

Let us start by explaining all of the seven Croatian grammatical cases.

Al- has very few contributions to the grammatical case of a noun.

Sometimes the aggressive has mistakenly been described as a grammatical case or part of speech.

Certain grammatical cases (like whom and whose) might disappear entirely."

There are 23 grammatical cases, it's more than in other Finnic languages.

Below are the case endings of the grammatical cases.

In this example you will be shown how to determine a noun's grammatical case by using the table below.

This is common in languages with grammatical case, e.g. Latin.

This sentence is an example of how cases are used in German (and in every other language with grammatical case).

It has no grammatical case marking on the noun.

These states correspond, in part, to the role of grammatical cases in some other languages.

There are five grammatical cases in Gothic with a few traces of an old sixth instrumental case.

Suffixes are used to perform the functions of Grammatical cases or postpositions.

Dutch has grammatical cases, but these are now mostly limited to pronouns and a large number of set phrases.

There is no gender distinction or grammatical case.

These prepositions can take either the accusative or dative grammatical cases.

For more examples of the endings, refer to the article List of grammatical cases.

Macedonian lost the traditional (Slavic) grammatical cases during its development and became an analytic language.

No grammatical case distinction exists for nouns, adjectives and articles.

There are four grammatical cases in the Faroese.

Surnames behave like regular words when forming grammatical cases.

The multiplicative case is a grammatical case used for marking a number of something ("three times").

The linguistic theory that all grammatical cases, including syntactic cases, are based on a local meaning.