Examples of using Accusative case in English and their translations into Portuguese
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This is equivalent to the accusative case.
Accusative case(indefinite):"he brought a rabbit.
Some nouns denoting toys change in accusative case.
Accusative case(definite): answers the question"whom?
Cimbrian makes use of the nominative,dative, and accusative cases.
The Accusative case has to do with the direct object in a sentence.
In turn, in Sanskrit,"the mind" should be declined in Accusative case.
The accusative case and possessive case are marked with suffixes.
When you dissolve it by keeping"yad" declined in the Accusative case, it results in.
There is no distinct accusative case form; the nominative is used for both subjects and objects.
In most declensive languages,complements of object are expressed by the accusative case.
As with the indefinite accusative case, the variant suffix does not occur as it does in Modern Turkish.
In this context, the construction is active and that is why the word"manas"(mind)is declined in Accusative case.
As with the indefinite accusative case, the variant suffix-te,-ta does not occur unlike in Modern Turkish.
In Kotava, there are not direct complements strictly speaking corresponding to the accusative case in declensive langages.
The word"Meдaлb"/medal/ is used in accusative case, and adjective"зoлoTyю"/gold/ in accusative case and femenine gender.
In the tables below, this behavior is indicated by the abbreviation N orG in the row corresponding to the accusative case.
Anyway, there is another expression declined in Accusative case(as direct object) too:"tattva-daśām" or"the tattvic state.
The accusative case(abbreviated) of a noun is the grammatical case used to mark the direct object of a transitive verb.
This root uses an indirect object("śiva" in this case) declined in Dative case and not in Accusative case as in English language.
Though it could be a masculine noun declined in Accusative case(singular), but this is not true here because"I already know that tattva is a neuter noun.
Some forms of nouns denoting dead people and those creatures,who don't belong to the world of alive, are changed in accusative case: пokoйHиk/decedent/, BaMпиp/vampire/.
It has rigid vowel harmony and a tripartite(ergative-accusative)case system: The subject of a transitive verb takes the instrumental case suffix-nə-, while the object takes the accusative case suffix.
क्रम(krama)+ आन्(ān) Note that"ān" is a termination which is used to form the Accusative case(plural) of the masculine nouns and adjectives ending in"a.
For example, in the sentence"Pыбakи пoйMaли orpoMHoro kpaбa"/Fishermen caught a huge crab/, crab is an animal, animate noun,that's why it changes its ending in accusative case.
The term"tām"(in"Śivaśaktisadāśivatām"), expressed in that way,(implies the Accusative case of"tadbhāvā" or) that whose state or condition belongs to them.
The first member is always an indeclinable or Avyaya(adverb or preposition) and the second one is a noun, which is treated as ifit were a neuter noun declined in Accusative case, singular.
For example, in Latin,most transitive verbs require their direct object to appear in the accusative case, while the dative case is reserved for indirect objects.
This is the main direct object affected by the verb"bhāsayati" while"Śivaśaktisadāśiva-tām" and"īśvaravidyā-mayīm" are also declined in Accusative case to denote that both are related to"tattva-daśām.
Formation of the plural form of nouns* the voicing or not of some consonants== Plural of nouns==North and west of the line(excluding all Northern Italian varieties)the plural of nouns was drawn from the Latin accusative case, and is marked with/s/ regardless of grammatical gender or declension.