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The accusative<sub>2</sub> case is one of two accusative cases in '''Ahāmatya''', and indicates the '''object''' of a '''perfect aspect verb''', and the '''object''' of some prepositions. The accusative<sub>2</sub> case is marked by '''-ir'''. This may cause additional vowel sound change in the usual way where applicable.
The accusative<sub>2</sub> case is one of two accusative cases in '''Ahāmatya''', and indicates the '''object''' of a '''perfect aspect verb''', and the '''object''' of some prepositions. The accusative<sub>2</sub> case is marked by '''-ir'''. This may cause additional vowel sound change in the usual way where applicable.


* ''Iven '''heneler''' ivuxa''. "The bird ate the pig."
* ''Iven '''heneler''' uvuxa''. "The bird ate the pig."


===== Dative Case =====
===== Dative Case =====
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