- In linguistics, the
partitive is a word, phrase, or case that
indicates partialness.
Nominal partitives are
syntactic constructions, such as "some of...
- The
partitive case (abbreviated PTV, PRTV, or more
ambiguously PART) is a
grammatical case
which denotes "partialness", "without result", or "without...
- coffee? For more information, see the
article on the
French partitive article.
Haida has a
partitive article (suffixed -gyaa)
referring to "part of something...
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Partitive plural is a
grammatical number that is used to
modify a noun
which represents a part of some
whole amount, as
opposed to the
comprehensive plural...
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indicated by the noun
being modified ("Janet's husband")
composition (see
Partitive):
substance ("a
wheel of cheese")
elements ("a
group of men")
source ("a...
- a
fraction are
known linguistically as "
partitive numerals". In
spoken English,
ordinal numerals and
partitive numerals are
identical with a few exceptions...
- In
quotitive division one asks "how many
parts are there?"
while in
partitive division one asks "what is the size of each part?" In general, a quotient...
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Partible inheritance,
sometimes also
called partitive, is a
system of
inheritance in
which property is
apportioned among heirs. It
contrasts in particular...
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latter the
partitive case. This
resulted in the rise of the
telicity contrast of the object,
which must be in the
accusative case or
partitive case. The...
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nominative and
partitive,
plural nominative,
singular partitive:
plural genitive,
plural genitive:
plural cases except nominative and
partitive.
Singular nominative...
