grammatical case

English

Noun

grammatical case (plural grammatical cases)

(grammar) A mode of inflection of a word dependent on its use, especially the syntactic function in a phrase.
The grammatical cases nominative and accusative are used for subject resp. direct object in many languages, including Latin.

Hyponyms

see: Thesaurus:grammatical case

Translations

mode of inflection of a word

Arabic: حَالَة‎ (ar) f (ḥāla)
Armenian: հոլով (hy) (holov)
Azerbaijani: hal (az)
Bashkir: килеш (kileš)
Belarusian: склон m (sklon)
Bulgarian: паде́ж (bg) m (padéž)
Catalan: cas (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 格 (zh) (gé)
Crimean Tatar: keliş
Czech: pád (cs) m
Danish: fald, kasus (da)
Dutch: naamval (nl) m, casus (nl) m
Erzya: валбрамо (valbramo)
Esperanto: kazo (eo)
Estonian: kääne, käänded pl
Faroese: fall n
Finnish: sijamuoto (fi)
French: cas (fr) m, cas grammatical (fr) m
Georgian: ბრუნვა (ka) (brunva)
German: Fall (de) m, Kasus (de) m
Middle High German: val m
Greek: πτώση (el) f (ptósi)
Ancient: πτῶσις f (ptôsis)
Hebrew: יַחֲסָה‎ (he) f (yakhasah)
Hindi: कारक (hi) m (kārak)
Hungarian: eset (hu), nyelvtani eset (hu)
Icelandic: fall (is) n
Ido: kazo (io)
Irish: tuiseal m
Italian: caso (it) m
Japanese: 格 (ja) (かく, kaku)

Korean: 격 (ko) (gyeok)
Kumyk: гелиш (geliş)
Latin: cāsus (la) m
Latvian: locījums m
Lithuanian: linksnis (lt) m
Macedonian: падеж m (padež)
Malagasy: tranga (mg)
Malay: kasus tatabahasa
Middle English: case
Mongolian: тийн ялгал (tijn jalgal)
Old English: fiell m, cāsus m
Old French: case m
Polish: przypadek (pl) m
Portuguese: caso (pt) m
Romanian: caz (ro) n
Russian: паде́ж (ru) m (padéž)
Scottish Gaelic: tuiseal m
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: падеж m

Roman: padež (sh) m
Shor: келиш (keliş)
Slovak: pád m
Slovene: sklon (sl) m
Spanish: caso (es) m
Swedish: kasus (sv) n
Tatar: килеш (tt) (kileş)
Telugu: విభక్తి (te) (vibhakti)
Thai: การก (th) (karok)
Ukrainian: відмі́нок (uk) m (vidmínok)
Vietnamese: cách (vi)
Volapük: deklinafom (vo)
Welsh: cyflwr (cy) m
West Frisian: fal

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