- In grammar, the
comitative case (abbreviated COM) is a
grammatical case that
denotes accompaniment.: 17–23 In English, the
preposition "with", in the...
- In grammar, the instrumental-
comitative case
combines the
instrumental case and the
comitative case at the same time,
functioning similar to the English...
- accusative/genitive
singular form. A noun in the
comitative plural is
preceded by a
demonstrative in
either the
comitative or the accusative/genitive
plural form...
-
something the
indirect object The
comitative marker in the
singular is -in and -vuiʹm in the plural. The
comitative is used to
state with whom or what...
- Armenian, Basque, Sanskrit, and the Balto-Slavic languages. An instrumental/
comitative case is
arguably present in
Turkish as well as in Tamil. Also, Uralic...
- dative, ablative, directive, inessive)[clarification needed]. Some (the
comitative, equative, and adessive) are
secondary beyond any doubt. Definiteness...
- Possession, companion,
instrument Abessive Caritive Comitative Dative Genitive Instrumental -
comitative Ornative Possessed Possessive Privative Sociative...
- adessive, ablative, translative, terminative, essive, abessive, and
comitative, with the case and
number of the
adjective always agreeing with that of...
- the
ancient comitative case from Old
Turkic (due to
strong influence from Mongolian)
while in
other Turkic languages, the old
comitative has
become an...
- from The
comitative marker in the
singular is -jn and -j in the plural,
which means that it
looks like the
genitive plural. The
comitative is used to...
