caso retto

Italian

Etymology

From Latin cāsus rēctus, a calque of Ancient Greek ὀρθή πτῶσις (orthḗ ptôsis).
Surface analysis: caso (“case”) + retto (“straight, direct”).

Noun

caso retto m (plural casi retti) (grammar)

  1. direct case

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