Ahāmatya: Difference between revisions

No edit summary
Line 393: Line 393:
==== Nominative Case ====
==== Nominative Case ====


The nominative case indicates the '''subject''' of a transitive and intransitive verb, the '''predicate''' (this is variably marked also by an additional morpheme), and the '''object''' of most prepositions. The nominative case is marked by '''-n''', and has an allomorph in '''-r''', which manifests in the usual way.
The nominative case indicates the '''subject''' of a transitive and intransitive verb, the '''predicate''' (this is variably marked also by an additional morpheme), and the '''object''' of some prepositions The nominative case is marked by '''-n''', and has an allomorph in '''-r''', which manifests in the usual way.


* '''''Iven''' nenna''. "The bird is sleeping."
* '''''Iven''' nenna''. "The bird is sleeping."
Line 403: Line 403:
* '''''Iudēravjas''' ettan ururyanden''. Those birds are old ducks.
* '''''Iudēravjas''' ettan ururyanden''. Those birds are old ducks.


The nominative case indicates a number of objects of the preposition.
The nominative case indicates a number of objects of the preposition, usually in some relationship independent of motion or physical location.


* '''v-ljān''' "in the water"
* '''kal-ljān''' "against the water"
* '''phel-mettan''' "beside the forest"
* '''s-hueran''' "with, together with the horse"
* '''nur-sriddan''' "during summer"
* '''nan-atalaiyen''' "as the king"
* '''et-vamelan''' "in front of the shore"
* '''nje-vamelan''' "via the shore"
* '''as-mwān''' "like the butterfly"
* '''v-eimen''' "in (a state of) love"


==== Accusative<sub>1</sub> Case ====
==== Accusative<sub>1</sub> Case ====
798

edits