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| + | 'Case' indicates the relationship between the referents of non-functional linguistic units, often non-linguistic objects or entities (e.g., nouns). | ||
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*[[Accusative Case (definition)|Accusative Case]] | *[[Accusative Case (definition)|Accusative Case]] | ||
*[[Common Case (definition)|Common Case]] | *[[Common Case (definition)|Common Case]] | ||
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Definition
'Case' indicates the relationship between the referents of non-functional linguistic units, often non-linguistic objects or entities (e.g., nouns).
See Also
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