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For questions on inflectional forms that indicate the grammatical functions of nouns, pronouns and their modifiers (such as adjectives).
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Help, drowning in Dative---What should inform my conlang's exact usage of it? Do languages e...
Even though both Latin and German have a "nominative" case, they're not used in exactly the same way. … But it's generally used when nothing in the sentence assigns the noun a different case. …
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