Linguistik - Grammatikalische Fälle

a grammatical case indicating the form a noun, pronoun or adjective takes to show where something comes from, what or who something is done with or done for

(grammar) the form of a noun, pronoun, or adjective that marks the indirect object of a verb or the object of some preposition

a grammatical case of a noun or pronoun that is used to indicate possession or a close connection

the case used for the subject of a sentence, indicating the noun or pronoun performing the action

a grammatical form used to directly address or call someone or something in speech or writing

a grammatical case typically used to indicate movement towards or arrival at a specific location or target

a grammatical case found in certain languages like Finnish, Estonian, and Hungarian, indicating the direction or movement away from a specific location or origin

a grammatical case used in various languages, such as Latin, Sanskrit, and Slavic languages, to indicate the location or place where an action occurs or where an object is situated

a grammatical case found in many languages, such as Russian, Polish, and Finnish, which indicates the means or instrument by which an action is performed or the manner in which something is done

a grammatical form that indicates a social relationship or association between people or things

a grammatical case found in certain languages, such as Basque and some Australian Aboriginal languages, which marks the subject of a transitive verb while treating the subject of an intransitive verb differently

a grammatical case found in some languages that indicates the change of state, transformation, or the means by which an action is performed

a grammatical case found in some languages that denotes distribution or individual instances of a noun, indicating that something is done or possessed by each member of a group separately

a grammatical case used in some languages to indicate an indefinite or incomplete quantity of a noun, often implying a portion or a part of something

a grammatical form used to show that one person or thing is accompanying another

a grammatical case found in some languages that combines the functions of the instrumental case and the comitative case to express the idea of using an instrument or tool in the company of someone or something else

a grammatical case found in some languages that indicates a change in state or transformation into something else

a grammatical case used to indicate the endpoint or goal of an action or movement

a grammatical case used to indicate motion into or toward a location

a grammatical case used to indicate location or possession, typically denoting "on," "at," or "in" something

a grammatical case used to indicate movement or origin from a location, often translated as "out of" or "from"

a grammatical case used to indicate movement or direction towards a location, often translated as "onto" or "to"

a grammatical case used to indicate location or position on top of or above something

a grammatical case used to indicate the relationship between a noun and a preposition, often indicating location, direction, or other spatial and temporal relationships

a grammatical case used to indicate temporal relationships, such as time, duration, or frequency

a grammatical case found in the Tlingit language and used to indicate that an object is in direct contact with or touching another object or surface

a noun case used to indicate a position behind something

a grammatical case found in some languages that indicates the beneficiary or recipient of an action or the purpose for which an action is performed

a grammatical feature or case in a language where the subject of a verb acts upon themselves or benefits from their own action

a grammatical case found in certain languages that indicates a location or position within or inside something