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====Noun cases==== | ====Noun cases==== | ||
Nouns in Svojan can take one of 12 cases (4 "alignment cases"/"mažilikaru dáikný" and 8 "preposition cases"/"džiteruktę dáikný") : | Nouns in Svojan can take one of 12 cases (4 "alignment cases"/"mažilikaru dáikný" and 8 "preposition cases"/"džiteruktę dáikný") : | ||
=====Nominative===== | ====='''Nominative'''===== | ||
The nominative case is used to indicate the subject of a sentence, and the object of a predicate | The nominative case is used to indicate the subject of a sentence, and the object of a predicate | ||
=====Accusative===== | ====='''Accusative'''===== | ||
The accusative is used to indicate the direct object of a sentence. It is also used to indicate the complement of some adpositions, related to time | The accusative is used to indicate the direct object of a sentence. It is also used to indicate the complement of some adpositions, related to time | ||
=====Genitive===== | ====='''Genitive'''===== | ||
The genitive case is used to indicate alienable possession | The genitive case is used to indicate alienable possession | ||
=====Dative===== | ====='''Dative'''===== | ||
The dative case is used to indicate alienable possession, and the indirect object of a sentence | The dative case is used to indicate alienable possession, and the indirect object of a sentence | ||