English
Noun
equative case (plural equative cases)
- (grammar) A noun case in certain languages, including Ossetian and Sumerian, used to indicate likeness to something. In English grammar, it corresponds roughly to the use in English of prepositions like, as.
Translations
grammatical case
- Breton: troad ekwativel m
- Danish: ækvalis c
- Finnish: ekvatiivi
- French: équatif (fr) m
- Georgian: ეკვატივი (eḳvaṭivi), დანიშნულებითი ბრუნვა (danišnulebiti brunva), დანიშნულებითი (danišnulebiti)
- German: Äquativ m
- Mongolian: хэмжихийн тийн ялгал (xemžixiin tiin jalgal), хэмжих (mn) (xemžix)
- Russian: эквати́в (ru) m (ekvatív)
- Swedish: ekvativ (sv)
- Thai: สมการก
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