Definitions
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- adjective grammar Of or pertaining to both the
nominative andaccusative cases at once, capable of conveying either the subject or direct object of the verb.
Etymologies
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nomino- + accusative
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Examples
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Likewise, "for her son" necessarily requires the noun to be declined in a dative or genitive, but instead, clen is entirely unmarked, signalling the default nominoaccusative case, used for the subject or direct object of an Etruscan sentence.
Religion in Ancient Etruria: A comedy of errors that keeps on giving 2007
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Likewise, "for her son" necessarily requires the noun to be declined in a dative or genitive, but instead, clen is entirely unmarked, signalling the default nominoaccusative case, used for the subject or direct object of an Etruscan sentence.
Archive 2007-07-01 2007
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