translative case

English

Noun

translative case (plural translative cases)

1. (grammar) a form of declension that indicates a change in the state of a noun; the Estonian, Finnish and Hungarian languages have such a case

Translations

case used to indicate a change in the state of a noun

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 變格 / 变格 (zh) (biàngé)

• Estonian: saav (et), translatiiv (et)
• Finnish: translatiivi (fi), tulento (fi)
• German: Translativ m
• Hungarian: translativus, translativus-factivus, translativus-factitivus, eredményeset
• Icelandic: áhrifsfall (is) n
• Japanese: 変格 (ja) (へんかく, henkaku)
• Latin: translativus m, casus translativus m
• Polish: translativus (pl) m
• Portuguese: translativo (pt) m
• Russian: транслати́вный паде́ж m (translatívnyj padéž), транслати́в (ru) m (translatív)
• Spanish: translativo (es) m

See also

• Appendix:Grammatical cases