- Old
English datives. For example, "him" goes back to the Old
English dative him (accusative was hine), and "her" goes back to the
dative hire (accusative...
- In
coordination chemistry, a
coordinate covalent bond, also
known as a
dative bond,
dipolar bond, or
coordinate bond is a kind of two-center, two-electron...
- The
dative construction is a
grammatical way of
constructing a
sentence using the
dative case. A
sentence is also said to be in
dative construction if...
- base,
forming a
dative bond. In the
context of a
specific chemical reaction between NH3 and Me3B, a lone pair from NH3 will form a
dative bond with the...
- school, but for life". The
scholae and
vitae are first-declension
feminine datives of purpose. The
motto is an
inversion of the original,
which appeared in...
- representations. He
relates the
oblique dative and
double object structures derivationally.: 350 To
account for
oblique datives,
Larson adopts a
proposal originally...
- grammar, a
double dative is the
combination of a
dative of
reference with a
dative of purpose. A
common translation is "As a (
dative of purpose) with reference...
- pronoun. It is
grammatically plural, and was
historically used only for the
dative case, but in most[citation needed]
modern dialects is used for all cases...
-
standalone datives in the
second and
fifth declensions. In the
standard language, only two
words Éire ("Ireland") and
fiche ("twenty") have
distinct datives -...
-
preferred by
modern English grammarians,
where it
supplanted Old English's
dative and accusative. When the two
terms are contrasted, they
differ in the ability...
